Should i consider transferring again?

Transfer Students
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<p>I applied for transfer to MIT and Stanford this year and didn't get in. I am currently in McGill University and I personally don't want to transfer unless it's to something like Princeton, Stanford, MIT or Caltech. I am currently entering my sophomore year. Is it worth applying for transfer for the next year or am I wasting my time given my stats: In addition, is there anything I can do over the next year to possibly improve my chances?</p>

<p>High school: GCE A Levels: 6As, average mark: 98%
Top in the world in Math, and chemistry and top in East Africa in Computing
SAT Is: Math 800, Critical Reading: 670, writing: 640 (12 on essay)
SAT IIs: MATH level2: 800, Physics: 800 Chemistry: 800
uni CGPA: 3.98 (1 A- in an ethics course, but all As in all other courses)
Major: Electrical Engineering with a minor in Computer science
Significant ECs: I am a pianist with a merit on my Grade 8 exam with the ABRSM london (pre-diploma of music). I was a part of the Nairobi's Conservatoire Music orchestra. I am currently working with the CIM at McGill, on Vision and optics. I was a Teaching Assistant on my second semester in university of a computer science course. I am also currently a tutor in McGill. </p>

<p>Please help me with an honest opinion. Anything would be good. Thanks in advance.</p>

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<p>You're stats are nice but you seem a bit one dimensional for Stanford. Caltech/MIT I'm not sure but you seem viable. SAT verbal is still low for both though.</p>

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<p>wow GCE A levels 98%?! nice!!!!!
Man, that alone should get you anywhere.</p>

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<p>hmm.. thanks a lot Bourne and ssl.. so do you think i would be a bit one dimensional for MIT or caltech as well?
oh and just an afterthought... do you think being "one-dimensional" may be a hindrance my applications to grad school? Oh, and also, I took the SATs a very long time ago, and just took it once as the deadline for applications to universities was closing in (freshman admissions). Do you think i should take it again?</p>