<p>I'm currently a freshman at NYU and am thinking about applying to UC Berkeley as a sophomore transfer. I know that sophomore transfer are extremely rare, yes I am keeping that in mind, but I was just wondering what my chances were if I did decide to apply. I'm applying to their Media Studies program which is in their college of Letters and Science. </p>
<p>I am currently in the Liberal Studies program at NYU. I am also taking Intro to Media Studies as my elective class. I'm getting straight A's. I would have 32+ credits by the end of the year. There would also be more depending on AP credits. I have 16 credits for my APs with NYU's policies. I checked the Berkeley website and I would have AP credits that qualify for the Language, Quantitate Reasoning, American History and Institutions and half of the Read and Composition requirement. </p>
<p>in High School:
GPA: 94.00
SAT: 2050
Reading: 660 Writing: 720 Math: 670
9 AP Classes</p>
<p>Honors:
National Honors Society
National Spanish Honors Society
AP Scholar with Distinction
AP International Diploma</p>
<p>Extra Curricular Activities:
Forensics: Speech and Debate Treasurer (I also won a bunch of awards on the national level)
Tri-Music Honors Society: Treasurer
TEDxYouthDay: NYC Reporter
Chamber Orchestra: Historian
Orchestra: Violinist (All County, LISFA, Metropolitan Youth Orchestra: Performed at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center)</p>
<p>There's more but those are the highlights. </p>
<p>Let me know what you guys think. I know my chances are low. Do you think I should apply for my sophomore year or just wait it out til my junior or plan to apply both years!? Thanks for your help.</p>