<p>post stats and what not on this thread</p>
<p>applying as junior
3.69 gpa
56 hours</p>
<p>mother is alumni</p>
<p>chances?</p>
<p>Hi, I think I remember you from before. My son was accepted last year as a junior (60 hours), gpa 3.6 something. No legacy. You look great!</p>
<p>High school GPA (weighted)-3.62
SAT- M-560 CR-620 W-640
College GPA- 3.78 (NC state school, freshman standing, will have 34 credit hours after two semesters)</p>
<p>3.75 GPA
31 ACT / 34 Writing
60+ hours (junior standing)
President of Phi Theta Kappa Honors Society
Employed full-time
All-USA Nominee
Transferring from a North Carolina JUCO</p>
<p>Just went to transfer day and waiting for a decision :)</p>
<p>Does anyone know if they actually wait until April 21st to tell you if you are in or not? Also, do they tell everyone at the same time, or does it depend on when you got your application in?</p>
<p>i just went to their transfer day (held on campus feb. 8th)and they said that they will notify everyone on or around the 21st, regardless of when the application was submitted. hope that helps!</p>
<p>I will be applying to the business school
College GPA: 3.6
Credit Hours: 62
High School GPA: about 3.55
Not sure if they look at ACT: 27</p>
<p>Feels like a long-shot but I might as well try</p>
<p>yea MKM, i remember you too. in terms of hours, are you guys posting what you currently have or what you'll have at the end of the current semester? i'll have 72 at the end of this semester. i'll repost my stats</p>
<p>college gpa 3.69
high school 4.0 (weighted)
mother is alumnus
in state (appalachian state university)
will have 72 hrs at end of spring semester</p>
<p>Current School: UNC - Wilmington
Entering as: Sophomore
College GPA: 3.8
SAT/ACT Scores: 630 CR, 670 M, 610 W
SAT II Scores: 730 / 730 / 660
Prospective Major: Slavic Studies</p>
<p>Applying as a Junior (In-State)
Current school: North Carolina A&T S.U. (HBCU)
College GPA: 3.5
HS GPA: 3.9 (weighted)
African-American (if that matters)
61 credit hours
Mother and other relatives Alumni</p>
<p>Chances? Good luck to everyone:)</p>
<p>You can't apply directly to the business school.</p>
<p>this is true, you have to complete a semester there before applying to the business school....which is supposed to be really tough</p>
<p>bumpppppppppppp</p>
<p>community college-associate's degree
(transfer with 64 credit hours-junior standing)</p>
<p>GPA-3.703</p>
<p>reported major in history but will actually double major in history and Russian</p>
<p>high school & SAT- graduated 12 years ago so I doubt that matters</p>
<p>30 years old & married (wife at UNCW right now)</p>
<p>chances? </p>
<p>It sucks they make the transfer apps wait till the end of April, I turned my app in over a month ago.</p>
<p>i turned in my app FOUR months ago. i didn't realize they waited for everyone until april.</p>
<p>Citymiddle, can you please elaborate about your experience at the UNC Transfer Day. Any pertinent information that you could share? Thanks,</p>
<p>for unc transfer day, we sat in a large room while we heard from previous transfer students, took a campus tour, and then had a meal in the dining hall. toward the end, an admissions staff took a look at our transcripts and marked off which courses would be applicable toward a UNC degree. it was held from about 10 am until around 4 in the afternoon. everyone was very friendly and helpful. they did specify that transfer applications would be notified in the middle of april. if you have any specific questions, you can ask and i'll let you know if they gave an answer.</p>
<p>I'm applying for junior standing. </p>
<p>College GPA: 3.79
ACT: 27 (11 Writing) :/
Currently at a state school in PA.</p>
<p>Citymiddle, Did you come away with an idea as to whether it is easier to get in as a transfer in as a soph or to wait, apply to transfer as a jr?
If coming in as a soph, do they use high school information to make an admissions decision? If one applied as a h.s. student, will they still have recs, etc. if they decide to apply the next year as a transfer?</p>
<p>rutgersmamma....i can tell you out of personal experience it's much easier to get in as a junior. i applied last year as a sophomore and got rejected. i met with the assistant dean of admissions and he told me that since you only have a semester of college credentials showing as a sophomore applicant, the decision of admittance is based much more greatly on high school credentials....whereas when applying as junior you have 3 semesters of college credentials they can base their decision on and thus high school credentials are not as important</p>