3.77 GPA 1860 SAT subpar HS Grades

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>I am looking to transfer out of a NY State College, the college is one of the better in new york but im sure most of you have never heard of it. My GPA is HS was like a 3.0 with 1860 SAT. My first semester I have a 3.77 with a pretty strong schedule. I was just wondering if some of you could throw out some names of schools i could look at. Location doesnt really matter to me. </p>

<p>thanks</p>

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<p>You would need to tell us what you hope to study and how much you can afford.</p>

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<p>I am currently undecided but I am looking at business, communications, or history. Money is not a key issue</p>

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<p>bump plz help</p>

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<p>You do realize almost everybody is busy four now?
Anyway, are you willing to go out of state?</p>

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<p>busy four now! that spelling just aint right. out of state is fine</p>

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<p>Auto-correct strikes again! I meant “right now”.</p>

<p>You should consider UT Austin or Texas A&M for the business part. I don’t have a clue on the other two though, sorry. UT and Texas A&M are great schools for a low price (lower in your case) yet are among the best in the nation. You definitely should not overlook these schools. </p>

<p>On a second note, UT has an amazing liberal arts college. You could even try to get into the BHP for business (really, really competitive) or plan 2 (even more competitive I think). Cockrell at UT is your safe bet for business, and the liberal arts for history for sure.
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<p>UT is a great school, could be an option thanks. still looking for some more schools though</p>

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<p>Cockrell is UT’s engineering school. McCombs is UT’s school of business, and out of state transfers are HIGHLY competitive.</p>

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<p>interesting, all top state schools are pretty competitive for out of staters</p>

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<p>thanks for the list but that doesnt help me with where i can get in</p>

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<p>Yes, sorry, I meant McCombs. I confuse those two a lot because I’m always talking about Cockrell (future engineer here) and I can hardly ever remember the business school’s name lol. All of your choices will be very competitive since you will be a transfer, but you should definitely give UT and A&M a chance. I am highly oblivious to the universities outside of Texas that are not the Ivy, quasi-Ivy, or some of the UCs.</p>

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