<p>Hey, I guess this is a a general question for Ivy League transfer admissions because with Upenn, Brown, Dartmouth students as well since they are on par as far as transferring is concerned....</p>
<p>Is it difficult to transfer out of a college after two years into an Ivy. That is, would I face a tougher chance attending Notre Dame for 2 years and then trying to transfer into an IVY such as Brown, Penn, and Dartmouth, or is it best to try after Freshman year...?</p>
<p>Thanks.</p>
<p>for sophomore standing, the competition is tougher and for junior standing there's generally a better chance. at least that's what i read.</p>
<p>does the type of school you transfer from matter? would a public school or private school applicant be favored more in ivy league transfer admissions?</p>
<p>..depends how well you did in HS. if you were for example waitlisted or deferred to the ivy's this year, you'd have a pretty great chance at applying as a sophomore. if you didn't do so well in HS, you would have a better chance at applying as a junior.</p>
<p>Any advice?</p>
<p>I agree with forgiven. It depends on your HS and college stats. If you did a better job in college, you definitely have better chance transferring after sophomore year. I'm also going to transfer after sophomore. Good luck~</p>
<p>Thanks man, I hope to get like a 3.9 or 3.8 GPA and then shoot at the IVIES..</p>