Chance me for transfer

[hardyyy]

<p>I am a white male Georgia resident who currently goes to the University of South Carolina, and I plan to be a biology major at Tech.</p>

<p>First semester (16 Hours):
Psychology 101 (A)
Chemistry 111 <a href="A">General Chemistry I</a>
Chemistry 111L <a href="A">Lab</a>
English 101 (A)
Computer Science 102 <a href="A">Intro to Web Design</a>
University 101 <a href="A">Freshman Seminar</a></p>

<p>Second Semester (18 Hours) (Predicated Grades):
Chemistry 112 <a href="Most%20likely%20A,%20less%20likely%20B+">General Chemistry II</a>
Chemistry 112L <a href="A">Lab</a>
Biology 102 <a href="A">Biological Principals II</a>
Biology 102L <a href="A">Lab</a>
Statistics 201 <a href="A">Elementary Statistics</a>
Math 142 <a href="50/50%20A%20or%20B">Calculus II</a>
English 102 (A, small chance of B)</p>

<p>I got credit for Calculus I from both USC and Tech through AP credit. I am pretty sure I will meet all of the transfer requirements to be able to transfer for fall 2015. The only thing that is concerning me is my hours. 34 hours is not a lot compared to the average 55 transfer hours. Is this a big deal that I should be concerned about?
Thanks! </p>

[homeSickFungus]

<p>I was a transfer student that just finished his first semester at Tech. What about physics? I can’t remember, but I thought PHY 1 was required to transfer in. I may be wrong. I came in with Phy 1, but I just took Phy 2 at tech. I would recommend taking Phy 2 at Tech like I did. It is not too hard, but you have to be on your game. It is a good prep for the increase in rigor. I am sure others would disagree with me though.</p>

<p>Your grades are good. You should have the update on your grades this semester.</p>

<p>I don’t know about how competitive Bio is, but it seems you would stand a better chance with more GPA hours, but it can’t hurt to give it a shot right?</p>

<p>It would really help to know your GPA. I don’t want to calculate it based on the info you gave me. But you are gonna need a 3.7 probably.</p>