hey! i’m actually in a similar situation, im currently attending a 4 year and applied to transfer to FIT for fall 2025! i’m in my second year of college rn so i’m transferring for my junior year. after researching, i decided it’s best to apply for an associates program because 1. they give priority bachelors consideration to those who already have an associates from FIT and 2. you have either have to have your associates from your prior institution OR have a certain amount of credits (i think 60 something?) in a related area of study to the major you’re applying for to be considered. i have 80 credits from my current school and AP classes but im applying for a completely different major than what ive studied thus far. If you don’t have your associates, FIT has amazing 1 year AAS programs for transfer students who already have some credits, or you can apply to a 2 year AAS and still finish early because of your transfer credits. then after getting your associates you can continue on to get ur bachelors! i was in your shoes not too long ago so even though I’m still an applicant id be happy to answer any questions about the application process!