Grades are in. Richmond/Bentley/UNC/UMD transfer

Transfer Students
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<p>How "easy" is it to transfer to these schools? I've shown quite an improvement during my 1.5 years at college (going into my second semester sophomore year).</p>

<p>Here are my current stats</p>

<p>SUNY Albany
BS - Business Admin Finance. Minor History</p>

<p>FALL 2010 (Sem 1) - 3.12 GPA
Business Law (B+)
Intro to Psych (B+)
Philosophy - World Views (B+)
Intro to Microeconomics (B-)
Oceans (B)</p>

<p>SPRING 2011 (Sem 2) - 3.34 GPA
Analytical Writing (A)
Statistics (A-)
Intro to Sociology (B+)
Intro to Macroeconomics (B)
ITM - Computer Apps in Business (B-)</p>

<p>FALL 2011 (Sem 3) - 3.80 GPA
Financial Accounting (A)
American Politics (A)
Social Problems (A)
Survery of Art in the Western World (A-)
Africa in the Modern World (B+)</p>

<p>SPRING 2012 (Sem 4)
Managerial Accounting - Cost Accounting System
Survey of Calculus
History of France since 1815
Cultural Diversity and Human Condition
Introduction to Dramatic Art</p>

<p>OVERALL GPA = 3.42</p>

<p>Also, I got waitlisted at bentley when I applied to transfer after my freshman year. My gpa was a 3.23 at the moment. Can applying twice make me look like a better candidate?</p>

<p>Thank you in advance!!</p>

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<p>bump…</p>

<p>can anyone give me some advice? I really want to transfer and just want to see if this could potentially be a reality rather than a far fetched dream.</p>

<p>I think my final list is UNC-CH (Kenan-Flagler eventually) U. of Richmond, Bentley University, and Wake Forest U (FINANCE MAJOR) I want to go into m&a or FA. If you need more info, just ask and I’d gladly provide.</p>

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<p>Richmond is pretty easy to transfer into. The school has around 40-60 spaces available each year, but the best transfer applicants (who are accepted first) often decide to go to better schools they also applied to, so people on the waitlist have a second chance at acceptance. As a Richmond freshman myself, I plan on transferring out.</p>

<p>Even with your vast improvements, getting in will be hard with a little higher than a B+ average, but I recommend trying anyway. Being a racial minority will help a lot.</p>