<p>My first thread got almost no response, so I'm hoping this one will have a better result. I apologize in advance to any mod's for re-posting, feel free to delete if necessary.</p>
<p>Currently a freshman at Ithaca College looking to transfer for Fall 2008.</p>
<p>High School: 3.1GPA
SAT: 550M 580CR 620W</p>
<p>College: 3.74GPA 1st semester</p>
<p>Will my High School stats limit my options at schools such as...</p>
<p>Villanova, Providence, Marist?</p>
<p>Also, any other suggestions for Northeast schools to look into? Would Cornell CALS be too much of a reach considering my shaky high school stats?</p>
<p>For Cornell, you might want to wait and apply to transfer as a junior so that your college grades, instructor recs and activities will be given more weight than your HS record.</p>
<p>Sorry, I'm not very familiar with the other schools.</p>
<p>sorry to be harsh, but sub-600 sat scores wont cut it for ivy league colleges.......that is, if you apply as a sophomore transfer. a junior transfer is a completely different story. i have almost identical hs stats as you do, and college stats(3.77 gpa). i made a similar thread to gauge my options at the ivies, and everyone recommended i wait for a junior transfer. they also strongly recommended i retake the sat's(590M,590R,590W). </p>
<p>you have a very good shot at the other three schools if you apply as a sophomore or junior transfer assuming you maintain your terrific grades.</p>
<p>I heard that students who transfer to Villanova are housed in Rosemont College. Is anyone patrolling this board familiar with how this situation is?</p>