my super-complicated status

<p>I am currently enrolled in a fairly prestigious university. instead of applying transfer application, i want to apply freshman instead. the problem is there is a common application column called current courses. So should i put the current courses in this column.
BTW i am an international student and many universities do not grant financial aid. there are primarily two reasons drives me out of: one, i need financial aid; second, i am not quite happy here.
and i am not sure if i still can apply freshman when i am currently enrolled in another university.</p>

<p>your status is not complicated at all. 1. You can’t apply as freshman. 2. Apply as transfer 3. You try to do the best with what you got.</p>

<p>thanks shuaishuaishuai,
could u give me a link to the eligibility for applying as freshman?</p>

<p>Schools have all different policies. For some you’re a transfer if you take a college course or two after high school, for others if you don’t complete a term you could apply as a freshmen. You have to check each school individually.</p>

<p>Your biggest issue will probably be getting aid as an international transfer. That will be tough. If you are already at a top school and have good grades, focus on the few schools that are need blind for internationals.</p>

<p>here you go </p>

<p>[TCU</a> Admission | Learning to change the world](<a href=“http://www.admissions.tcu.edu/transfer/Application_FAQ_text.asp]TCU”>http://www.admissions.tcu.edu/transfer/Application_FAQ_text.asp)</p>

<p>this is pretty standard stuff. </p>

<p>I’m guessing your next question might be … well what if I just pretended I didn’t go to college and made up a story for what I have been doing and just applied as a freshman? The answer is … perhaps nothing other than an ethical one or perhaps the new college links data with your old college and your bogus application is rejected out of hand.</p>

<p>to ctynkee,
you misunderstood my meaning. im going to include my college experience (including three research experience) in my application and resume. and my current college is pretty prestigious too.</p>

<p>The info you gave is kind of vague. So what year are you in? I’m assuming you want to go to Wharton. What country are you from, Canada or Mexico? </p>

<p>well, anyway, good luck. Hopefully you get in where you want to go.</p>