11-02-2015, 01:42 AM
Around here, a student isn't considered a transfer student unless they have 60 or so semester units (Junior year). No ideas on scholarships, I guess you'd have to look at each individual scholarship to see what their requirements are. I would look at a bunch and see what they say, but I would also assume that MANY students who apply for academic scholarships have some AP credits under their belt, so they are in the same circumstance as your daughter would be in - some college credit going into college.
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