Advice

Transfer Students
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<p>Hey guys,
Okay, I'm a sophomore at a large state university (ASU), and I am really struggling academically. Right now I have a 2.75GPA, and more than likely to go down this semester, as I may be getting a D or F in a class. I think it is the size of the school, (mostly the 300+ student classes) for why I am struggling. I have had a two smaller classes, at around 20-30 students, and I received better grades, and retained A LOT more of the material.
I was a decent student in high school (B+/A-), where I was at a small private school. I truly feel I need a smaller setting to succeed, but will I be accepted as a transfer anywhere? When applying to colleges, I applied to all small schools in the North East, with ASU as the exception. Would it be easier for me to transfer to a school I already applied to, and was admitted to (as of right now, highly considering Iona College, in NY). Will schools even consider me, for a low GPA? </p>

<p>Some of the other schools that I will reapply to: Roger Williams, Bryant, Sacred Heart, Quinnipiac & Lehigh</p>

<p>I would really appreciate any advice from everyone, Thanks!</p>

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<p>If you don’t feel the school is right for you and your academics are suffering then yes transfer. I have the opposite problem, my school is too small (for me) and want to go to a larger school. YOu’ll get in and write a really good transfer essay :)</p>

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<p>Lehigh requires a minimum college GPA of 3.2 to transfer, so you will not be considered there. </p>

<p>Roger Williams, Quinnipiac and Bryant require a GPA of 2.5, so you will be considered.
The lowest GPA of any class that will transfer is a 2.0. So any classes you have below a C, will not transfer.</p>

<p>Sacred Heart requires a minimum GPA of 3.0, so again you would not be considered.</p>