<prompt> Human: Okay, so I started my 2 year college degree this semester, and have been in my classes all semester long. Suddenly my mom wants me to get out of the house, and is pushing me to move onto a local 4 year college. My credits will NOT transfer, and I was wondering if I should finish up my 2 year degree, even though im not even a full semester in, or if I should just drop it and move on to a 4 year degree. PS- this 2 year degree was free, I had a small scholarship that covered all my time in community college, so no money lost.  <response>: Most people who transfer from a 2-year community college to a 4-year university do it because their credits will transfer and they can save a lot of money by getting prerequisites out of the way at the cheaper community college and then get the in-major courses done at the 4-year university. It seems neither is applicable in your case. Are you sure your credits wont transfer? In the US most public community colleges have transfer agreements in place with public in-state universities.If youre absolutely sure your credits wont transfer AND youre absolutely sure you will be moving onto a 4-year university, then I dont see why you would finish the 2-year degree. Id get started on the 4-year right away. 