CC Student Looking to transfer what are my chances! (UNC-CH, UT-Austin, UofWisconsin-Madison, & NYU)

Transfer Students
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<p>Hello, I would like to know if anyone could tell me my chances of getting into UNC-Chapel Hill, University of Texas-Austin, University of Wisconsin, and NYU as a transfer student</p>

<p>CC Student
Transferring for '14 Fall as a Junior
2 years at CC
Current GPA: 3.75 (some Honors courses)
GPA when applying: 3.8 (hopefully)
HS GPA: Horrible </p>

<p>EC's: VP of Honors Association, Director of IT and Treasurer of Business Club, Founded Honors Mentorship Program & Honors Liaison program, Circle K (volunteer club), Organize and Ran Food Drive for the homeless, PTK, Lacrosse, SAC (student athletic commitee), and Student Ambassador. </p>

<p>Thank you for taking the time to read this, and If you reply thank you for your input.</p>

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<p>I could see you getting in at all of those schools. I’m applying to UNC as well. Good luck!</p>

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<p>Thank you for some hope lol. Good luck to you as well!</p>

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<p>What state are you a resident in? What major are you transferring in to? I think you have a decent shot at all of them. UNC-CH is definitely easier to get in as a transfer than straight out of HS if you are OOS.</p>

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<p>I am from New Jersey, and Finance would be what I would like to transfer into. I can’t transfer straight into UT’s business school because they require calc 2 finished which I won’t have done by the time I want to transfer. So I would have to internally transfer after I transfer in. Same thing with UNC-CH and KF</p>

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<p>Stern would be tough to get in to. Actually, b-school would be a notch harder everywhere. I’d look in to Ross, McIntire, Kelley, Mendoza and Carroll as well.</p>

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<p>I figured they would all be harder to get in to. I’m okay with staying an extra year at the university if I have to transfer in and do a year and then internally transfer. But it’s funny that you mentioned those because I planned on apply to them all I just didn’t want to post a list of like 10 schools. So I just picked a select few. UNC-CH is definitely on the top of my list as an all around school. But I know I need to keep my options open.</p>

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<p>Also look in to McDonough.</p>

<p>For Wall Street, Stern, McDonough, Ross, McIntire, and Kelley (if you get in to their IB/IM workshop; not sure how possible that is as a transfer) are targets. The rest (of your list and mine) are more semi-targets (though I hear of K-F as a target, UNC alums just aren’t represented that well in M7 MBA programs or PE firms, unlike UVa, UMich, and Cal).</p>

<p>BTW, you may want to consider Northwestern as well. No finance major, but they have Kellogg certificate programs: <a href=“http://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/Certificate/”>http://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/Certificate/&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

<p>Also the Kellogg MS Russell Fellows program for NU undergrads: <a href=“MS in Management Studies | Kellogg School of Management”>http://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/programs/russell-fellows.aspx&lt;/a&gt;
Competitive to get in to, obviously, but NU is a Street target and Kellogg’s a bigger name than all that have been mentioned here.</p>

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<p>Funny you mentioned those because I planned to apply to all of them. I just don’t know my chances on the few you mentioned so I’m a little nervous. My CC’s honors program has an agreement with Georgetown so hopefully I can take advantage of that because Georgetown is one my dream schools. But thank you for your help I will definitly look into Northwestern!</p>