I just thought, why not start it early. Feel free to post stats, tips, advice (we would love that), Information, Major, and from where are you transferring from. Any student who are currently enrolled at Michigan who also transferred, feel free to tell us your experience ad how you got there.
My stats are
High School
Standardize Test
ACT 16 (June 2017) Retaking it in (February or April 2018)
SAT 930(June 17) I’am not doing it again
GPA
Idle, Because I change schools so its currently Unknown at this moment, But before I transferred I had a 3.3 GPA.
Rank
Top 42% old school
Idle new school
College
I’m taking Calculus 1 at my local university
But I’m Also taking the following AP Test to (here are they listed)
- Physics C: Mechaincs
- Chemistry
- Psychology
- Calculus BC
- English Language and Composition
- Biology (Cancelled)
- Statistics (Cancelled)
Hope I at least get a three on all of them (because my local college can take them).
In Summer (if all goes well)
- Linear Algebra
- Introduction to Literature
- Computer Science 1 (Maybe)
In Fall 2018
- Physics 2
- Computer Science 2 (If not, then I will go to Computer Science 1)
- Diffeq
- Calculus 3
Later on
- Discrete Math (Either Summer or Fall)
Information about me
- From South Dakota to Washington (OOS) (Used to Live in Michigan, So that is why i’am attracted to Ann Arbor)
- Indian Male
- Plan to Major in Electrical/Computer Engineering
Plan to go to Michigan CoE
I think it is easier to get a 4.0 in college than in High school
I Decided to Throw out
UT Austin, UW-Seattle, UCLA,
If I don’t get In, I will give another shot, Otherwise I will stay at my local school 
Your previous tesr scores suggest you are not competitive enough with the students at UMich even if you are admitted by transfer particularly for CoE. The average college GPA of transferred students was 3.66 last year. Good luck.
UMich Engineering does not require test scores in transfer admissions, I gave the University a call and they told me that they don’t need them, Only AP.
Also, who told you that the Average GPA was a 3.66. They can’t tell us the stats, and so that is why I have a hard time believing you.
Last but not least, Only stats, advice, and suggestions. I do not want to hear about my change being denied or accepted.
Thanks for saying good luck, I hope it does go well
Cheers
P.S. That is why I did not apply for Michigan this year.
The average transfer GPA for UMich is posted on their web site. I did not say the test scores are considered for transfer, I am just saying you will have a hard time to survive even if you were transferred.
Well, I have a story to tell
I believe in High School, it is damn hard to get a 4.0 GPA, than in college. What I will do is before I enter the class in Michigan. I will know the material before hand, take it with a good college Professor (Ratemyprofessor.com), and last but not least be organized. I know very well Michigan is very competitive. So I will have to even be late up night and study. But, Considering that I’am doing it right now. I have an understanding how hard it is. I’am willing to take the challenge, cause engineering are risk takers, not risk makers.
Oh and BTW, where did you find the average transfer GPA admitted. I tried finding it, and I could not find a single one.
Look for the Almanac posted on UMich.edu. By the way, the 3.66 is for 2016 transfer. The 2018 Almanac with 2017 data is not out yet.
@billcsho Perfect, I will definitely look at that, thank you so much billcsho. For now, I will work hard and try to get into Umich as a transfer.
Sincerely Jay
Oh P.s. GO BLUE
which is easier, spring or fall?