<p>I'm strongly looking in to transferring, but since I am an international student and have not gone through the school hype process in high school it's hard for me to judge if I realistically stand a chance at transferring to a better school or not. Therefor I have compiled a quite long list of schools to apply to. Usually it would be to communications programs if offered. Obviously any Ivy is a reach, but I know brown does not require SAT's for transfers, but I thought I would throw in there. Please let me know what you think. </p>
<p>The schools are.</p>
<h1>Brown U</h1>
<h1>New York U</h1>
<h1>Syracuse U</h1>
<h1>U Southern California</h1>
<h1>University of Massachusetts Amherst</h1>
<h1>Boston C</h1>
<p>These are the credentials I am applying with
- International student with a 3.8 (3.5 first semester, 4.0 second semester) at a small liberal arts school
-66 Hours over three semesters,
-A summer study abroad in Africa, as well as independently volunteering at a school to teach sports,
-Having started my own documentary film festival at my school, with several professors participating
Having served on the Academic Affairs Council as well as Student Congress for the past year
- Around 40 hours of community service
- Member of Student Peace Alliance as well as Students for Environment and Knowledge, where we went to D.C. this semester and lobbied the senator from TX, Ms. Hutchinson.
-Member of fraternity
-no aid needed</p>
<p>My SAT's (around 1150, took it in early 2006, while not speaking English that well at the time) are bad, but does that really matter when applying with that amount of credits?</p>