<p>I’d think that most transfer applicants stand a decent chance at admission simply due to the financial needs of the school. If 100 kids start out as freshman, then maybe 90 of them are still around as sophomores. That 10% drop in enrollment eats at the financial base for the school, so they’re going to be financially motivated to fill those 10 spots and get that money running through again. </p>
<p>I think it comes down to money, to finances, for the school.</p>
<p>I don’t think anything from high school, including the SAT, will matter. I think the only thing that will matter is HOW well you did at (UNC-Wilmington) your school. Did you bloom where you were planted? I’d say a 3.8 is a strong bloom so you stand a great chance if there are spots available.</p>
<p>Good luck! (All of that is a guess and I don’t know any of it for sure; one poster on the UNC forum who DOES KNOW is JohnBlack, I can assure you. His posts are amazing and insightful). Maybe he can weigh in on this issue.</p>
<p>the kitesurfer.</p>