hopeful transfer sophomore

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
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<p>I guess i'm just hoping someone will tell me i will get in, but i guess i'll just throw this out there, kind of want the honest truth even if it is bad.</p>

<p>my grades sucked in high school, i went to a private school, and i hate using this excuse but I had add that wasnt diagnosed until after i graduated. i started being medicated, and i went from a 2.8 in high school to a 3.5 now in college.
my sats were decent, 1310 or a 2020. </p>

<p>i hear unc doesnt care if youre instate or out of state, and i am out of state, ive also heard that they normally take 3.2-3.4s? im asian, and i hate using that excuse too to get into school, im pretty sure thats how i even got in to college. thanks for any feedback</p>

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i hear unc doesnt care if youre instate or out of state, and i am out of state

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<p>I could have sworn UNC is a school that shows high favoritism toward in-state applicants...</p>

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<p>The OP is correct; residency doesn't come into play with transfers (except for tuition purposes).</p>

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Does my residency status affect my chances for admission?</p>

<p>No, for transfer students, residency status only affects the cost of tuition. For more information about residency, click here.

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<p>I can't seem to get the link to work, but if you check out the admissions page, faq's, you'll find more information about it.</p>

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<p>Well that's good news</p>