<p>Does anyone have any experience or is thinking about transferrring in the spring of their junior year. Would courses counting towards my major transfer?</p>
<p>I wanted to transfer this fall, but things fell through with the lone school I applied and was accepted to (USC).</p>
<p>I was thinking possibly LMU or Santa Clara, maybe another school in the California area.</p>
<p>Any input would be great. Thanks</p>
<p>what went wrong with usc?</p>
<p>Hey BTW congrats on USC hobo. Way to stick it to those UCs.</p>
<p>haha thanks a lot!!... right now i'm worried about graduating in a reasonable time.. usc ain't cheap :)</p>
<p>basically the money... it was just way out of my league... i thought i would get a lot more financial aid... plus i want to go to grad school and i felt that the marshall curve would end up hurting my gpa in the long run...</p>
<p>if you have any advice... all is appreciated... thanks.</p>
<p>AHA! someone agrees with me a/b the long-term effects of the marshall curve. that's what keeps me from applying to USC.</p>
<p>what is the marshall curve?</p>
<p>the average in each class within Marshall must be a 2.8...I think that's right. So there are typically 4 or 5 A's I'm guessing. And just as with Boston University, few people care a/b the difficulty of getting an A at Marshall. So those intending on going to grad school will be working much harder than kids at Harvard/Princeton etc.</p>
<p>that sucks...</p>
<p>ya and i had been on the usc sites since november and i didn't find out about the curve until july on here. usc seems to keep it somewhat of a secret, which i really didn't like.</p>
<p>so... any advice on me possibly transferring during the winter of my junior year?</p>