<p>I am looking to transfer to NYU from a CC and is wondering what is considered a competitive GPA to NYU </p>
<p>I have 3.5 right now and just over 54 units already completed</p>
<p>Without knowing anything else:</p>
<p>Steinhardt: around a 3.5
Stern: 3.7+
Tisch: I would say around a 3.5 as well, but your portfolio/audition will weight A LOT.
Gallatin: anything above a 3.3 IF you have a great essay, unique concentration and good reasons for transferring to Gallatin. Gallatin is the most transfer friendly college at NYU.
CAS: 3.5+ especially if you’re going into popular CAS majors such as Economics or Math. </p>
<p>NYU transfer of '08.</p>
<p>can someone get into stern with a 4.0 from a CC with weak high school/sat record?</p>
<p>i think it is too hard to just name GPA’s, but what she said seemed reasonable</p>
<p>the OP asked for ‘competitive’, so they’re all ballpark GPAs. </p>
<p>Stern is SO hard to ‘chance’ for just because admissions are so competitive, more competitive than any other NYU college.</p>
<p>Well i guess I should clarify exactly what i am applying for: </p>
<p>i am going to apply for international studies, So how competitive is that?</p>
<p>I would like to add my own question:</p>
<p>How much more difficult is it to get in for Spring than Fall? Especially if you are just shy of a years worth of credits after a years worth of classes.</p>
<p>Thanks.</p>
<p>rgrego, do you mean International -Relations-? If so, that’s an honors major and it does not accept direct transfers, usually. In most cases you’d be admitted to political science, economics, history, etc. depending on your concentration, and once you are a student in CAS you could transfer to IR. As an honors major, it is pretty competitive.</p>