<p>This has been occupying my mind for awhile now and I need some raw advice that admissions officers refuse to give me.</p>
<p>I am enlisted Air Force and with one year from separation.. I currently have 16 credits of regionally accredited courses from the local school, all of which are actual high level classes (not beginners algebra for example). Have a 4.0 GPA as of now, with about 2/3 more courses expected before my transfer application. By the time I will send out my transfer applications, I will have my associate's degree from the Air Force, along with around 24 credits from the University I'm at now. Hopefully I can maintain this 4.0. Flying colors enlistment, early promotion @ 15% selection rate, lots of sports/activities.. The catch is that my High school grades barely scraped a 3.0..</p>
<p>Every school in Massachusetts I've called have been holding back and not giving me a good opinion on my chances of getting accepted. Is the military helping out my odds, or should I forget about going to schools like Northeastern, Boston University or Tufts? I felt like I got punched in the gut when I found out that they accept fewer transfer students proportionally than they accept normal applicants!</p>
<p>If somebody out there is an admissions officer can you please snap me out of this anxiety attack? Thanks :)</p>