<p>Hey I would like some help if it's possible on transferring to Tulane. I applied to Tulane for the fall 2010 semester and I was rejected. I'm kind of new to the website and just wanted to see if anyone had any type of tips or could help me in some way which I would greatly appreciate. I really fell in love with the school when I saw it and I'm trying to make it happen. I don't want to sound conceited or overconfident but this is what I want and I will make it happen. I'm pretty stubborn in my ways but I just can't settle for anything less than what I want. ( I don't mean to sound like a jerk but I just want it more than anything.) To get to know me better I should put up some stats of me. I don't really know how to do this so if I get it wrong please correct it.</p>
<p>First year CC student with a 3.3 gpa and 33 credits.
high school average was an 80. (It is what it is. I'm not making excuses about it. It should have been higher.)
I have many ec's but I don't think it's a big deal when transferring to Tulane. They never asked for it or maybe I missed it.
SAT scores were waived because I had 30 credits.
I did wait until the deadline to finish my application because I was waiting for the 30 credits so I didn't have to send my SAT scores. Maybe that hindered my chances.
Hispanic male from NYC (If that even matters.)</p>
<p>The grades aren't spectacular by any means and I'm trying right what I did wrong in high school. I didn't apply out of high school because of my low grades and kind of low SAT score(1600). Did applying out of a CC hurt my chances? If so I should be applying from St. John's University or Marist College in the fall I haven't made a descision yet. Can I and should I apply for spring 2011 admission since I'm taking a summer course?</p>
<p>Any advice would be greatly appreciated thanks again.</p>