<p>Hey there</p>
<p>I am an aerospace engg major (classified as international student) and a physics & math minor at Texas A&M, College Station campus. I have completed 2 Physics courses, 2 maths courses and 2 engg design courses with straight As in all but made a B in ENGLISH composition, My current GPA is 3.85. I am also currently doing research in high energy physics in collaboration with CDF at A&M. I want to transfer to MIT for the same major, what are the chances of doing that in the next academic calender, by then I should have taken 2 semesters of aerospace classes too and hope to keep up my GPA. What other private colleges should I look at for the same major (stanford and caltech checked out since they don't have aero in undergrad). The main reason i want to transfer is because I feel I am not learning anything here, the courses are not challenging at all and students around score so bad that there is always a curve. Plus there are very few people whoa re worried about academics, the move to SEC should further hamper the student quality who are only worried about football and nightlife.</p>
<p>When I was planning to come to US i was looking at Ivy league and MIT but for some unavoidable reasons I could not even apply there by the jan 15 deadline. things got better in May 2011 and that is when I started my application and could only apply to schools with rolling admission and A&M was the best among those.</p>
<p>Or should I just stay and look for grad school? (i will attend grad school for sure). How good a chance will have then?</p>