Out of state transfer chances?

[transferring2013]

<p>Now, I am aware that the minimum gpa required to get into University Park is a 2.5</p>

<p>I currently have a 2.88, but I will be able to take a couple classes before the Mid-April deadline to get that up to a 3.0 at least. I am also in the Investment Group for my school.
And I will have at least 48 credit hours by the time my transfer, so how possible would it be for me do you think?</p>

[AndySmith88]

<p>GPA is low, but the GPA requirement to get in is low as well. You may have a chance.</p>

[1moremom]

<p>What college are you looking at? If it is Smeal (College of Business) you are probably out of luck–</p>

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University Park: No transfer admission to University Park. Applicants who meet eligibility requirements may apply to start at a Penn State Campus and transition to University Park on completion of entrance to major requirements.</p>

<p>Penn State Commonwealth Campuses: applicants who have 2 semesters of college coursework and meet the eligibility requirements listed below may request to start at a Penn State Campus in summer or fall. No admission to spring semester.</p>

<p>No transfer admission into any program in Smeal College for applicants who have completed 3 or more semesters of college coursework.

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<p>[Transfer</a> Eligibility: Baccalaureate: Penn State University Undergraduate Admissions](<a href=“http://admissions.psu.edu/info/future/transfer/eligibility/4year/]Transfer”>Academic Requirements for Transfer Students: 4-Year Degrees - Undergraduate Admissions)</p>

[Yoshi45]

<p>hi, i just wanted to let people know i got rejected today with a 3.89 GPA. so if you’re worried about your GPA, as long as you have other strong points in your application, you should be ok. good luck</p>