<p>I got accepted to SEAS, but I may want to transfer to CAS if I change my mind on things. My interests are more diversified than I thought, and I want to know that my options are open. How possible is a SEAS to CAS transfer? I am not interested in Wharton, and I already know it's near impossible to transfer into there anyways. Thanks.</p>
<p>P.S. Does anyone have any information on the Ben Franklin Scholars program?</p>
<p>I read the info on the CAS site about internal transfer, btw, but I would like to know if anyone knows the chances of transfer for SEAS specifically or knows any cases where its happened. Stats would be especially helpful.</p>
<p>all you have to do is get above a 3.0 and have a good reason why (as in, a desired change of focus, not "i don't like math")</p>
<p>quite a few people transfer from seas to sas each year, it's no big deal. stats are probably irrelevant, in that anyone who has above a 3.0 and wants to switch can switch.</p>
<p>excellent, thank you. that answered my question perfectly</p>