<p>So this is my story, I graduated for high school in new hampshire, about a year ago. Thoughout all of my high school career i have been obssesed with cars, mostly engines and its mechanics. So i took all of the auto classes they offered and pretty much only did well in those classes(like a 2.3 GPA). I just scraped by to graduate and moved to arizona to pursue my education as an automotive technician at the universal technical institute. After about three weeks attending there i quickly realized that my true calling was in engine designing and manufacturing. So i dropped out of UTI and applied at the local community college and am now pursuing a degree in mechnical engineering. So after i get my associate’s degree at the community college I want to transfer to boston university, I feel they have one of the best mechanical engineering program in the country(and it is a amazing looking school). I am willing to do whatever it takes to get accepted there but i am afraid my past has already created great conflict in getting accepted.
So what i am asking is if anyone reading this had any advice for me getting in this school??</p>
<p>BU’s mechanical engineering program is somewhere in the top 50. Good, but not amazing. It’s extremely difficult though, and I don’t think you’ll have much of a shot as a transfer unless you pull a 4.0 in CC.</p>
<p>Do really well in CC and your high school record won’t come into play.</p>