<p>OK well I currently go to Georgia Tech. I came in as an aerospace engineering major but changed to managment of information systems which is considered business. I want to transfer to UNH becuase it is closer to home and would be in state tuition. Normally I dont think I would have a problem getting in but majoring in engineering here really hurt my GPA. It was a 2.66 but i got a 3.4 last semester which raised it to a 2.76. UNH says that they like to see a 2.8 for transfer students, but there is no way that a 2.8 at another college is the same as a 2.8 here. especially when I was doing engineering before. the 3.4 relects more of my ability in my new major. My SAT's were a 1200 (old ones) and my high school GPA was a 3.4. What do you think my chances of getting in as a transfer are?</p>
<p>unfortunately, they won't take into consideration the difficulty of your courses when determining whether you meet the minimum GPA requirement. If you don't have a 2.8, they may just throw your app out. However, since you are so close, you may call to see if they round up (but that would be uncommon).</p>
<p>well this is what it says exactly..."Although there is no specific GPA requirement, most admitted students have a cumulative grade-point average of 2.8 or above."</p>
<p>I misread that as "minimum required GPA." If that's just what they like to see, it doesn't mean they'll not consider your application. </p>
<p>However, on the most recent edition of USNews, it states that the minimum GPA for UNH is a 2.8, so you may want to call or email to be sure. </p>
<p>Also, the transfer acceptance rate was 64% for 2005.</p>