Chance!

<p>Currently a freshman at the university of arizona. I am applying to texas, michigan, and UNC. All reaches i know</p>

<p>HS GPA-3.18(very very competitive prep school in texas)
ACT-27
college gpa-3.412 taking 17 units
ethnicity- cuban</p>

<p>ECs- 2 sport varsity captain, president's service award winner 4 times, founder of international club at school, leadership positions in various other clubs, several subject awards</p>

<p>do i have any shot? i was deferred then rejected from michigan last year</p>

<p>bumpbumpbump</p>

<p>Texas--going to be tough. There are very few OOS students, so...
Michigan--reach (it's extremely selective)
UNC--reach as well (ditto)</p>

<p>I'd say you'd have the best chance at Texas.</p>

<p>Hope I helped!</p>

<p>im actually instate for texas. i went to HS there. that makes me instate right??</p>

<p>Match at Texas
Slight Reach at Michigan
Reach at UNC (they have very strict requirements for transfer--and take few sophomore transfers from OOS)</p>

<p>Make sure you meet the articulation agreements for these schools--and the departments you want to transfer in at each one. This is likely to determine whether you actually get in. (Note: It is better to wait an extra year and take the required courses than try to transfer now without having taken the right courses.)--and I say that for all three schools.</p>

<p>there arent any "requirements" or "pre-reqs" for the schools i am applying to, well at least for the colleges within the university</p>

<p>also for unc, i know they prefer junior tranfers, but they dont take the state of residency in consideration for transfer students</p>

<p>if the information you provided is accurate..id say 3.4 should make you competitive for texas and unc..but thats my thought...</p>

<p>any other opinions guys?</p>

<p>cmon please guys</p>

<p>my last bump. any more input?</p>