<p>Hey guys! Like everyone else, I'm back for winter vacation and looking to transfer. I'm at an (almost strictly) engineering school right now and I've realized that it's really not the thing for me. I'd really appreciate it if you could give me your advice and opinion about my chances. Thanks!</p>
<p>Freshman
College GPA: 3.91/4.0
Classes: 18 credits
Statics, Diff. EQ, Intro. Management, Microcomputers, 2 1-credits
Next semester: 21 credits
Accounting, Econ, Chem I, Phys II, Writing 4000</p>
<p>Activities:
College- Senator (1 of 4), Circle-K, Residence Hall Association
High School- Lots of community service, founded several clubs</p>
<p>Awards: Dean's List, National Merit, ELKS Most Valuable Student National Finalist, Prudential Spirit of the Community State, VFW Voice of Democracy State, Robert C. Byrd, AP Scholar, Sam Walton Community Scholar, etc.</p>
<p>Mudd? I'm guessing that it's a good school considering your high school stats, but it's important to have an idea of your school's ranking or something like that. You should be ok at G-Town and UMich. Applying to Wharton so I guess a business major? Cornell AEM (business program) is in CALS, high acceptance rate for the school, but AEM is impacted so I dunno. You're definitely competitive though. Wharton is possible but not very likely since they only take 6% of applicants or so. But you're definitely not throwing money at them or anything. Good luck.</p>
<p>and i happen to think you have a great shot at all schools, you're even in the running at wharton. i hope you're not thinking of aem at cornell..cos it sounds like you're major competition for me ;</p>