<p>So I have applied for transfer from a C.C out of state for the fall semester. I graduated high school in 2009 and for the past 3 years I have played jr. hockey while taking classes part-time. When I first started taking classes I did poorly; they were online and I wasn’t prepared to succeed at the college level . However, my grades have showed significant improvement. Before the start of this semester (spring 2012) I had a 2.7 g.p.a with 15 credits completed. This semester I am taking 16 credits (full-time) and I am shooting on raising my g.p.a to at least a 3.1-3.5.</p>
<p>What are my chances of getting in with say a 3.3 and 31 credits while being an out-of state student? </p>
<p>I understand that the minimum g.p.a required is a 2.0, but will admissions look down to my “rough start”? I have submitted an optional essay explaining my experiences in junior hockey/ travel and how taking classes part-time allowed me to adapt to the college level. I also pointed out that my grades have made a steady increase and have never taken any steps back, and how they are now at a high level. My counselor at my c.c told me that they actually might respect my transcript after I explain my initial “rough start”; something they would rather see than someone who is inconsistent.
Any info would be appreciated.
Thanks</p>
<p>Also, my counselor told me that last semester someone from my C.C was accepted with a 2.6. He wasn’t sure if him being a minority had anything to do with it. I am not a minority by the way.</p>