ny cc to cornell human ecology + some other schools

Transfer Students
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<p>heeyyy. i've been laying low on this board mostly reading but i decided to make a post b/c i will be applying to schools this fall as a transfer :)</p>

<p>grades/ec/work:
-my gpa after 2 semesters + 1 summer session = 3.6
-the only ec i am in is a bio. club
- have been working (~2 yrs) as a vet. tech. (good considering i want to be a bio. major)
-will graduate with an AS at my CC in may 06'</p>

<p>i want to major in biology, and i have been looking into:
SUNY Binghamton, Rutgers, UConn, and Cornell Human Ecology (for the Human Biology, Health and Society major)</p>

<p>The only one i am really nervous about applying to is Cornell HE b/c it would most def. be a "reach". I'm not 100% sure i want to even bother applying b/c i don't know if i have any chance at all, which is why i am looking for advice from all of you :). the only thing i really have going for me is that in state students (since Cornell HE is a state part of cornell) get preference, especially if they graduate from a NYS CC w/ an associates.</p>

<p>advice please . thanks !</p>

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<p>Are you male or female? If you're a male, I would say your chances are very good. The 2004 numbers for Cornell HE Transfers are as follows:</p>

<h2>Applicants</h2>

<p>Male - 37
Female - 128
Total - 165</p>

<h2>Accepted</h2>

<p>Male - 31
Female - 58
Total - 89</p>

<h2>Enrolled</h2>

<p>Male - 12
Female - 48
Total - 60</p>

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<p>Hope that gives you a better idea of what you're up against.</p>

<p>-Eddie-</p>

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<p>i'm female. hmmm maybe i can fill in male on the application and hope they don't question "melissa" as a male name and claim i made a mistake after being accepted......... jk of course.</p>