Dyson Transfers

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<p>I have been trying to look for Dyson AEM Transfer stats for a while now, and have not been able to find anything at all (for external transfer).</p>

<p>Does anybody know how many students are accepted as transfers (non-guaranteed transfer)?</p>

<p>What percentage of these are juniors?</p>

<p>How difficult is it to graduate within four semesters for an entering junior?</p>

<p>Do they prefer in state/community college transfers?</p>

<p>Also would love to hear from any successful AEM transfer students to hear about why they were successfully admitted, and hear a bit about their fellow transfers. Thanks for any information you may have. Really appreciate it!</p>

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<p>It’s hard to get in via external transfer to AEM without GT.</p>

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<p>Thats what I have heard. What percent of AEM transfers are GT?</p>

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<p>Roughly 50 external transfers come in each year but the percentage of those that’s GT isn’t made public. You’d need to have some serious business internships /recommendations to make it in without one.</p>

<p>A successful entering junior would have taken the business core elsewhere, so it would be expected you’d be able to graduate in 4 semesters</p>

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<p>Hi there, I was just accepted to AEM as an external transfer from a community college. Feel free to check out my previous posts for stats.</p>

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<p>Actually saw your post earlier while searching. Very impressive sir! You are certainly well deserving of AEM. Do you know anything about the admission stats? Or any other successful external transfers (not through guaranteed admission)?</p>