<p>I am trying to to decide which specific schools it would be easier to transfer into. I am willing to major in either economics/finance from the arts and science school or industrial engineering/operations research/financial engineering from the engineering schools.</p>
<p>Columbia, Northwestern, UPenn, Cornell, Carnegie Mellon.</p>
<p>Any thoughts?</p>
<p>The ease of transfer would most likely depend on your stats as well. If you post them better answers could be given.</p>
<p>applying for junior standing.
HS stats arent anything stellar: top10% of large public, 31 ACT
at a top 50 private university: 3.75 GPA, upward trend every semester (4.0 this fall semester)
currently a Finance Major, but not officially declared yet.
Will the schools care more about my quantitative classes? Or is it mostly overall GPA</p>
<p>ec’s? year? hs gpa?</p>
<p>im a soph right now (hence applying for junior standing…) HS gpa was a 4.0 weighted, not sure unweighted. ec’s…a couple of stuff, nothing outstanding. this isnt really a chances thread. i was just wondering more about the nature of acceptance differences between the 2 types of schools for the majors i mentioned.</p>