<p>I want to apply to IU-B as a transfer student. I won't be required to provide HS transcript or SAT, so please chance me. The anxiety is really getting to me.</p>
<p>If I app in Dec for Fall 2015: GPA 3.4-3.5 from 59 hours, PTK, in general studies at Ivy Tech CC. Mostly good grades, one or two Cs but that's it. Most recent C was Spring 2014. Taken a broad variety of classes, not many of which were fluff.</p>
<p>What are my chances?</p>
<p>I was accepted with a high 3.4 from out of state. I had a 3.56 when I officially finished community college. From what I remember, the application had a big emphasis on extra curricular activities (college and high school). I had 1 C in macroeconomics and was a part of PTK as well. </p>
<p>Thanks very much for responding. I don’t have a lot of ECs, just one my freshman year of community college, a 10-wk leadership intensive. I am a PTK member but not an officer or involved. And I anticipate my final semester to be a breeze, it’s mostly filler classes to bridge the transfer gap and finish out my associate’s. So, if they admit pending final grades, I’ll be good to go. Everybody keeps saying “the minimum is 2 point something, you’ll be fine” but I’m glad to hear it from someone that went through the process. It’s always more competitive than the standards make out.</p>
<p>Apply to a few colleges in case you don’t get in but I think you’ll be fine. Nobody gets in with the minimum lol I would say 3.3+ to be competitive. </p>