<p>You have to have a 3.0 overall GPA in all college work, and a 3.0 at the last institution you attend (if you attended more than one) to apply to FSU. If you transfer with LESS than an AA, you have to meet freshman GPA and SAT/ACT requirements as well. A 2.0 will not even be considered.
<p>I would say you had a better chance to enter as a high school applicant than a transfer; nonetheless, if you pursue your AA, and maintain above a 3.0, I doubt they’d refuse you.</p>
<p>Chance me please!!!
I am a transfer student form a community college in Virginia I have an associates degree in engineering and a 3.1 GPA. I have worked a full time job since graduating high school and have done community service and other EC’s. I would be applying for the finance program. I have also taken basic economics, accounting, and statistics classes. I have noticed that finance is a limited access program but I did not see any restrictions on transfer students being admitted to the program does any one know if this is possible?</p>
<p>Limited Access majors are limited to all students, native or transfer. You have to apply to FSU, but if you declare finance as your major you have to meet both basic transfer requirements and Finance requirements. The application will be reviewed by admissions and then the the College of Business and you will be accepted into finance only if they accept you into the major.