<p>I have a GPA around of 3.65 at the end of my freshman year.
transferring as a sophomore.
I jst became in-state and transferring from a good, prestigious University
Very good recommendations from 3 of my professors.
very good ECs as well... too many to list here.</p>
<p>I am going to apply to
College of William and Mary
University of Virginia</p>
<p>Can some one give me a slight idea of my chances please?
although i am in-state, im kinda new here so I don't have ne leads.</p>
<p>bump?? anyone?!</p>
<p>decent chance</p>
<p>If you are in-state, then very good chance (normally 3.4 required). If out-of-state, then 50-50 (average is 3.7 for acceptance).</p>
<p>thanks a million. :) giving me alot of hope here. i was worrying sick for a few days after reading GPAs of over <3.8 on this website. :(
any more bumps??</p>
<p>It's always easy to get into a state school is you r resident</p>
<p>thanx. ^^ if ur dad attended, or your older sister or brother attends the university... does that help your chances? or is it jst some myths i've heard?</p>
<p>Parents or step parents matter, no one else. If this is the case, you're a legacy; however it supposedly only provides a significant boost if you're OOS. (In which case your app. is evaluated according to IS standards.)</p>