eligibility to transfer to FSU Spring 2012?

<p>i applied to FSU for fall 2011 as a freshman, but didn't get in. My GPA at the time was a 4.2, and my ACT score was a 22, but i think my math score was 1 point below the required score you had to have to be considered. </p>

<p>i'll be taking classes at either a community college or at USF st. pete in the fall and retake my ACT in september. i really want to transfer the spring of 2012, but would i be able to send in my grades in progress from the college i'm attending by November 1st? and does it raise my chances since i've already applied?</p>

<p>i'm only going to do this if my ACT score is at least a 25, because i have to meet freshman requirements as well as have a good college GPA.
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oh, btw, i'll have about 18 hours by december done if you're counting AP credit</p>

<p>Requirements are here for transfer applications: [FSU</a> Admissions | Transfer | Admissions | Transfer Requirements](<a href=“FSU Admissions | Error 404 page not found”>FSU Admissions | Error 404 page not found)</p>

<p>Good luck!</p>

<p>that’s great, but i’ve read it over already >.<</p>

<p>Have you contacted Admissions for a personal appointment?</p>

<p>yeah, but it didn’t help. they just sent me:Dear Kaitlyn,</p>

<p>Thank you for your email. Students may apply to Florida State University, as transfer students, as long as they have completed at least 12 credit hours at a prior institution. To view all of the university’s transfer admission requirements and deadlines, please visit [FSU</a> Admissions | Transfer](<a href=“FSU Admissions | Error 404 page not found”>FSU Admissions | Transfer).</p>

<p>With 18 credit hours completed at a prior institution, you would be classified as a freshman/sophomore level transfer applicant. We are currently accepting transfer applications for the spring 2012 term and to apply, you may visit [FSU</a> Admissions | Apply](<a href=“http://admissions.fsu.edu/apply/]FSU”>FSU Admissions | Apply). Once you have submitted an application, you may begin sending in any required documentation to the Office of Admissions, including transcripts, test scores, and an application fee before the deadline.</p>

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<p>i’m going to call them tomorrow.</p>

<p>I’m doing the same thing as you (: I should come up to 15 credits before spring but for some odd reason it only gives me the option to apply to Fall 2012 -__- has it done that to you or is it just me?</p>

<p>yes, it did it to me. just restart a new app and you should be okay (: but now, i’m in a pickle. i’ve been accepted to UCF as a spring freshman so i only enrolled in 9 hours of credit (in order to be admitted, i have to take less than 12 hours), but i’ll have AP credit to get me up to 12. i still wanna give it a shot for FSU since that’s my #1. do you think they’ll offer me a spot like UCF?</p>

<p>Sorry it took me forever to reply! Congrats on being accepted into UCF (I applied there as well; but everything hasn’t been sent in yet) Hopefully everything will go well for FSU as well, have you heard anything from them yet?</p>

<p>FSU cancelled my app for the spring -____- they said you actually have to TAKE 12 hours to be considered a transfer. i’m taking 9, but i’ll have 12 on my transcript when i get there, so i’m gonna apply for the summer term, and next semester attend UCF. so that way, if i like UCF or don’t get into FSU, at least i can stick out at UCF for another semester or two. how about you?</p>

<p>omg they didn’t give you the chance to switch the app term to summer?! Every time I called and explained my situation no one told me that all the credits have to be earned by now ): so far no word but I’m taking this as a good thing so I can change my app term to summer before they cancel on me too. this sucks but yea def take UCF’s offer! (: I applied to them as well and they’re waiting on my college’s transcripts (how long did it take for them to give you their decision?)</p>