<p>Here's the situation. I'm looking to transfer to NYU come junior year. I have a semi-decent shot of playing a sport for them, so that's a plus. But that may be wishful thinking. Here's where the pipe dream begins, not being negative, more pragmatic: I just finished my freshman year at UCF, with a 3.4 and 4.0 in major (3 classes). Considering you can only transfer into Stern in the fall, and with the fall 2013 deadline passed (obviously), my sights are set on Fall 2014. So, I'd complete Fall 2013 and Spring 2014 at UCF (full associates?), applying for 2014 transfer later this year. Are my EC's good? Not great compared to your typical NYU student, but not egregious either. Considering it'd be a junior transfer, will SAT/ACT even carry a fraction of weight on application? I have a killer professor evaluation from NYT best seller (not that it matters)...But again, NYU is ridiculously competitive, and I may fall short or be no where near the lower echelon of accepted transfers. Speculating, I'd have no option but to ace next two semesters. If you're laughing, I don't blame you. Excuses don't fly with me or my family, but I tried to juggle too much in HS, which resulted in UCF & FSU, and not NYU. Any feedback is greatly appreciated, and can provide more information. Tell it like is, please. Thanks CC</p>
<p>did u get in?</p>