Chances for a transfer at yale.

Colleges and Universities A-Z Yale University
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<p>Stat’s</p>

<p>GPA: 3.7 (transfer credits) 3.33 (Cumulitive)</p>

<p>Sat Scores : 2050</p>

<p>EC: Assistant at a neuropsychological testing lab
Student government President
Student Ambassador
Student intern at a psychological association for the homebound
Teen Court Attorney
SIT (Skating In The schools) assistant coach
Competitive figure skater (I will be going to regional this October)
Runway, and charity fashion shows (5 so far)
English tutor for college students.</p>

<p>I did a research assignment for my psychology class on human sexuality, and surveyed over a hundred people, plus wrote a thesis on it.</p>

<p>Volunteer: I have over 150 hours of volunteer service in a wide range of fields and environments.</p>

<p>Major: I plan to major in Clinical psychology or Behavioral Neuropsycholoy</p>

<p>High school: I went to a boarding school In India for a year and then I was home schooled for my junior high school. For high school I decided not to go. So I went to a local community college and took what they call the CPE (course placement exam) and stated taking lower level college courses and now that I am 16 and I will be getting my associates degree in Human Resources Spring 2006.</p>

<p>Schools:</p>

<p>Stanford – Far Reach
Yale – Far Reach
Cornell – Far Reach</p>

<p>UCSB – Possible Reach
UCLA – Possible Reach
UCB – Possible Reach</p>

<p>Indiana University – Bloomington – Match/Safety
UNM – Match/Safety</p>

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<p>Yale is pretty much impossible I would say, it is by far the hardest transfer admit in the country - much harder than Harvard. Cornell is SIGNIFICANTLY easier although still a big reach for you. You should also look into Brown, which is much easier as a transfer than for freshman, although also a BIG reach. The best school in the country that is very transfer friendly is UNC-Chapel Hill. I would apply there no matter what, you will likely get in.</p>