<p>can anyone tell me how hard "internal transfer" is? (to STERN)</p>
<p>do i basically have to STUDY STUDY STUDY during my freshman year?
I really dont want that... but...</p>
<p>has anybody done it?</p>
<p>yeah i really want to know more about this too. do they look at high school stuff if you are internal trasnferring? what is the most important factor?</p>
<p>Internal transfers to Stern and Tisch are very difficult, and rare, and should not be counted on if you've been accepted to one of NYU's other colleges.</p>
<p>well several ppl around me has done it:))</p>
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Internal transfers to Stern and Tisch are very difficult, and rare, and should not be counted on if you've been accepted to one of NYU's other colleges
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<p>I initially thought so but apparently it's not that hard.
My advisor told me to take Math & Econ courses during my freshmen year and with a decent GPA, she said, the transfer shouldn't be too difficult. Indeed, I got accepted to Stern by following her advice.</p>
<p>Also bear in mind, Calc I & II and Econ I & II are pretty easy courses to get As in, so your GPA should be high enough :D. Your high school transcripts do matter, but not nearly as much as your college record.
I know of a person who got into Stern with a 4.0 GPA taking Calc/Econ, but had mediocre high school records.</p>
<p>I've heard however, that it is easier to get into Stern as a Junior internal transfer than a sophomore one, so that may be something to keep in mind.</p>
<p>What about internally transfering to Tisch?</p>
<p>If you dont mind can you tell us your GPA just to give us an example. Also if you dont make it as a transfer soph year can you try again junior year?</p>