sophomore transfer with weak highschool GPA, college GPA was ~3.93 with lower credits but i took a lot of credits this semester and earned a 4.0, raising my GPA to a 3.98.
should i send this information to the colleges im waiting on (usc, georgetown, nyu stern)? if so, how should i send it?
getting kind of desperate as I've gotten all rejections so far...
sophomore transfer with weak highschool GPA, college GPA was ~3.93 with lower credits but i took a lot of credits this semester and earned a 4.0, raising my GPA to a 3.98.
should i send this information to the colleges im waiting on (usc, georgetown, nyu stern)? if so, how should i send it?
getting kind of desperate as I've gotten all rejections so far...
Rejected Northwestern TED, Emory, WashU
Schools left: USC, NYU Stern..., Columbia, UChicago, Georgetown
Pretty much cooked, 3.65 HS GPA with upward trend (except for 2nd sem senior year), 3.93 4 year college GPA (which is about to go to 3.97), 4.0 at dual enrollment cc, 1540 SAT.
coooooked if i couldnt get in or waitlisted from emory or washu im p much giving up on whatever i have left. see yall next cycle
unfortunate, 3.95 college gpa 1540 SAT but i need aid and had a 3.65 highschool gpa
transfer report was missing for a long time, sent it almost two months ago. filled out the missing docs form a month ago. on my third call today, they finally checked and said someone would be in contact with me
if you're still missing any documents, i suggest you call now! its crazy to me that decisions might drop this week and they're still telling me it won't negatively affect my application
sophomore transfer, rejected Northwestern TED (fin aid needed but still demotivating), no nyu or usc decision, no email from columbia (still haven't processed my transfer report), feels like i didnt apply to enough schools.
not a chance me just sharing stats for context: 3.65ish UW hs gpa (3.5 9th 10th, 3.9ish 11th, 4.0 12th first sem but 2Bs 12th second sem), 1540 SAT, 3.92 college GPA at 4 year will end this semester with 3.97, plus 4.0 at community college through dual enrollment.
not the best stats, but i had a thought out story with connecting ecs throughout highschool and college, so this feels tough