Rice Transfer Evaluation

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<p>Hey, i plan on applying for transfer admission at Rice University. Any feedback will be appreciated.</p>

<p>1st semester GPA - 3.75 - 17 credits
2nd semester GPA - 4.0 - 19 credits
3rd semester - predicted 3.8-4.0 - 18 credits</p>

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<p>i forgot to mention - i got to Seton Hall University. Major - International Relations</p>

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<p>looks like you have a solid shot. i think transferring to rice is easier than first-year admission. essays will probably be the determiner. btw what is vedi? just wondering..</p>

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<p>SAT's 1880
650 Writing
630 Verbal
600 Math</p>

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<p>What about your high school numbers? Might wanna redo those SATs to bump up over 2000 because you're in the bottom percentiles for each section.</p>

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<p>just making sure it was an unintentional misspelling.</p>

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<p>Usually SAT's don't mean as much for a transfer applicant, although I don't know Rice's specific policy. SAT's are mainly some type of indicator of future success at college, so if you've already demonstrated that you can do college college work (which the OP certainly has shown based on their gpa), you're SAT score won't be as significant. If studying for the SAT will interfere with your college work, then it's definitely not worth it.</p>

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<p>in addition, i have heard that it matters less for a junior transfer--the OP--than for a sophomore transfer. this goes along with the "predictability" notion so it seems to make sense.</p>