u/Gem6636

Just got rejected, for people trying to get an understanding of what the conditions are this year, got an A for all pre req classes except for an AP credit with a 4 for Calc years ago from hs. Transfer with 4.0 cumulative gpa so I guess they’re rejecting anyone who doesn’t have 3.9s this year. Frustrating because no one has answers to how exactly AP scores translate, especially considering calc is 1475 compared to the 1275 needed for the program. That said there is just too much competition this year, for those thinking of applying, the town hall sessions are helpful and definitely schedule advisement. They might be taking a while during application period but should be faster after. Good luck to anyone still waiting for a response.