<p>I am a NJ resident attending a community college in Jersey and I am currently enrolled in summer classes and have 1 semester left before I am finally done with this place. I actually used to go to Monmouth University years ago but didn't do well and had financial issues so I withdrew and started working. I am studying Accounting and I was just wondering what my chances are if I apply for admissions into Spring 2014.</p>
<p>My cumulative GPA at Bergen Community College is a 3.7. Is there really any other information that is needed when it comes to an OOS transfer student?</p>
<p>I’ll try to help out, even though I’m not going to the College of Business Administration. Any business or accounting majors, feel free to jump in!</p>
<p>Check out this page for useful information from the Fisher School of Accounting:</p>
<p>Specifically, check out the Students Admitted link on that page. That’ll give you an idea of your chances. The school seems to admit only about a dozen transfer students in Spring semesters, and the average GPA for the last 2 years has been 3.76 (2013) and 3.72 (2012) overall, with an average pre-professional GPA of 3.87 and 3.86, respectively.</p>
<p>I’d say your chances are below average just based on the GPA, but if you’ve got a good hook in your admissions essay, or a 4.0 GPA on your pre-professional classes, you might get in.</p>
<p>I don’t know if being OOS puts you at a disadvantage against in-state transfers. I’ve heard some say it does, but I don’t think anyone can know exactly how true that is because UF uses a “holistic” admissions process.</p>