<p>You would have to check the policies of each individual school as there are many schools that will still require SAT/high school information regardless of the number of credits you have (most public schools may not ask for SAT scores/transcripts based on the number of credits you have).</p>
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<p>No, they do not. Most of the scholarships, especially the hefty ones are used to woo freshman students. Actually there are very few transfer scholarships. You would have to be accepted to a school that gives very generous need based aid. In your situation, they would want income and asset information from both of your parents, SAT scores, high school and college transcripts.</p>