<p>Hey, i just send the online transfer app. to tech today. I was rejected from tech when i applied in Highschool. One thing about the two apps i noticed was that on the transfer app, there were only two sections. Most of it was legal stuff, the only part that had to do with my academics was the classes im enrolled in and my SAT scores. THere was no place to put my extra curricular stuff, jobs, community service, or a personal statement.</p>
<p>Is this really how tech works with transfers? I only took one semester at college so far, all As. But it seems like there is something im missing. Im going to get transcripts from highchool and college sent there and i had the college board send my SAT scores again.</p>
<p>Do I make a resume or something? Do i write them a letter?</p>
<p>Just on a sidenote. my highschool stats are</p>
<p>GPA: 3.2 (although its a tough private school, with students going to GT, one from 2005 class goes to tech)</p>
<p>SAT math: 680
SAT verbal: 580
SAT writing: 600.</p>
<p>College currently attending: University of Central Florida
GPA: 4.0</p>
<p>Classes taken in Fall 2006.
Calc1
Chemistry for Engineers w/ lab (your basic Gen.Chem)
Intro to Sociology
English comp 1.
Intro to engineering.</p>
<p>Total credits = 15.</p>
<p>Classes enrolled for Spring 2007
Calc 2
Physics w/lab (calc based)
English Comp 2
American Natl. Government (its a required pol. science course at GT)
Micro Economics.</p>
<p>Total credits = 17 </p>
<p>I want to major in aerospace engineering. i have 33ish flight hours toward my pilots license, i work 5-8 hours a week doing a horrid job as a fry cook (lol), i spend 1-3 hours doing clubs a week (namely american instituate of aeronautics and astronautics).</p>
<p>I have lived in georgia for 6 years till around 2003 btw lol.</p>
<p>Can anyone help me out? What are chances of getting in as an entering sophmore? Is there anything else i can do to better my chances of getting in? I plan to visit the campus officially sometime in teh spring.</p>
<p>Thank you, all help is greatly appreciated.</p>