<p>Anyone have any idea how much mid-term reports count for transfer admissions?</p>
<p>From what I understand and know, mid-term reports does play an important role. It is a way for them to know that you are keeping up your grades and that you will finish the semester strong if you were to be admitted at whatever institute.</p>
<p>It really depends if the class is a prereq and what kind of grade you are receiving on the mid report.</p>
<p>Okay, well, I am an Economics major. I got an A in Micro last semester and am getting an A (mid-term report) for Macro this semester. I also have As in all my other classes. Except Biology.</p>
<p>I listed Biology as a potential minor/ academic interest, but I didn’t do too well on the midterm (there was no curve, otherwise I would be doing fine if there were a curve to adjust for the fact that 40% of the class failed, I’m sure you know of those darned college exams). Numerically speaking, I deserve a C+ even though I’m probably hovering around the top 30 or 25% of the class, and with a bell curve that would be a B+ish. What say you?</p>
<p>have you already submitted your midterm report? </p>
<p>I have read that although the deadline is by March 15th, colleges will accept them until April.</p>
<p>Do all schools want a midterm report? None of the schools I’m applying to say that they want one but I hear a lot of people talking about them. And where do you get the report form from?</p>
<p>No, not all schools require a midterm report for transfer admissions. I know Cornell and the University of Pennsylvania do. They have downloadable reports on their respective websites.</p>