<p>Hello guys...Im trying to find good business schools, but i get confused because all of them will tell you they are the best...Im going to get an AA degree from Palm Beach Community College this May, so I will be a transfer student...My GPA will be 3.81, and I would like to concentrate in finance. My first choice was international business, but I have now decided on finance because IB seems more like a minor, or something that I can achieve studying abroad or at a graduate level...I am trying to apply to some universities, but I am not quite sure about which ones would be good choices.
GPA: 3.81
Member of Phi Tetta Kappa
Bilingual
I do not have extra curricular activities or such things because I have not finished high school en the US. I have been here for 4 years now, and I have worked full time all these years.
I was thinking about schools like FIU, but my real intention is to go away from florida...I got a flyer from bentley university encouraging me to apply...since then I have started considering schools out of state, if possible. Do you guys have any suggestion? If so, let me know ASAP PLEASE!</p>
<p>Of the schools who are still accepting applications, I would suggest looking into the following.</p>
<p>Cornell
Emory
Georgetown</p>
<p>Here are some more schools, but they will be major reaches.
University of Virginia (OOS)
University of Michigan (OOS)
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill (OOS)
Penn Wharton
MIT
New York University Stern</p>
<p>Deadlines are approaching fast, if you really want to transfer out of Florida, do your research now.</p>
<p>for an applicant without any ec's, all the schools supa_ragma listed are reaches, some of them big reaches.</p>
<p>I also think it's a total myth that SATs are not important for junior transfers. I know they are very important at Wharton. Simply, they don't know of of these schools and rely on SATs to put GPA's in context. </p>
<p>So for a meaningful list we need scores.</p>
<p>In your opinion hmom, what's a good SAT score for one who wants to transfer into a top business school/liberal arts school? 2100+, 2200+ etc.</p>
<p>I have been told that full-time jobs will be treated as EC's.
Also, I did not take any SAT's because in most schools (not all) are not required for students with AA degree (it is not a myth). Any suggestions? (deadlines are approaching)</p>
<p>Super, whatever the school's median is for freshmen. However, I will say that if you have a strong GPA from a decent school, a little lower is probably OK.</p>
<p>Aldo, if the school doesn't require SATs, no problem.</p>
<p>Thanks for the reply hmom. It gives me more hope.</p>