<p>I got into the CoE (kinda a surprise cause i applied under a month ago) and I was wondering how hard is it to transfer from CoE to Ross sophomore year?</p>
<p>UMs CoE is pretty well known, but im from the Wcoast and we dont really hear about it, so are there any majors in CoE that are considered "better" or "more competitive"?</p>
<p>and anybody else who got admitted to CoE, can you please post your stats here:</p>
<p>STATE ca
GPA 3.9/4.17
SAT/ACT 2120
SAT II 780mathtwo, 690ushistory</p>
<h1>OF APs 1 honor sophomore yr, 3 last yr, and 3 this yr</h1>
<p>RANK 9%
EXTRACURRICULAR (in school) 3 clubs (including nhs), about 200 hours total, no sports
officer positions
EXTRACURRICULAR (outside school) 300 hrs
ESSAYS not that great, did them all in one day
DATE APPLIED early/mid jan
HIGH SCHOOL TYPE public, low-key, "ghetto," no one has ever applied/got into UM
COLLEGE ACCEPTED college of engineering
ETHNICITY asain india
GENDER female
OTHER HOOKS none really</p>
<p>I remember bearcats saying that everyone of his friends with a 3.3 who applied to Ross got in from CoE. </p>
<p>I imagine a 3.4/3.5 is a pretty safe GPA to say you’ll get in with. The median is about a 2.9 in CoE and the standard deviation is about .45. </p>
<p>Your first semester you probably want to take Econ 101, English 125, either Engr 100 or 101, and whatever Math you need.</p>
<p>You don’t generally declare a major until your sophomore (you can after your first semester, but if you want to transfer to Ross you might as well not bother). I think the highest ranking programs are Mechanical Engineering, IOE, and Nuclear Engineering.</p>