<p>For those of you at NYU how hard is it to transfer to Stern from the college? I know it is quite a bit easier to get into the college than Stern, (and I am mostly sure that I want to study business) and want to if possible transfer after a year or two?</p>
<p>I know its kinda back-dooring it but it should work right?</p>
<p>one of my friends actually did this after his freshman year. transferred from cas to stern. his college advisor even told him he didn't have much of a chance, and so did a lot of other people, but he got in. let's just say it's quite competitive..</p>
<p>If you're planning to do that, I think you should reach for the stars and try to transfer into Wharton. But Stern's a great school too.</p>
<p>It is backdooring and it may or may not work.</p>
<p>Hello. I'm currently a Sternie at NYU. It's a common thought around here that transferring into Stern from another school at NYU, like CAS, is EXTREMELY difficult. I honestly wouldn't gamble, unless you'd be happy with an Econ. degree should everything not work out. Here's my advice: If you want to really go into business for undergrad, go to a business school. If, however, you aren't sure about your major, go to CAS (just don't get your hopes up). NYU is a fantastic school, just living in NYC would give you quite the business experience. =) oh, and I've heard transferring from another COLLEGE into Stern is easier than transferring within (I know, sounds weird)... just something interesting you might like to consider</p>
<p>i met a person who did it, while I was attending the summer program at NYU. He had a 3.8 gpa and was very smart. he survived on bloomberg radio and WSJ. He was very well qualified. if you try, you will be taking a gamble where the odds are against you.</p>
<p>Well my advisor said very few people get into Stern from CAS especially as freshmen, but I just got my internal transfer decision, and I don't consider myself an exceptional student...</p>
<p>so I don't think it's THAT hard</p>