Spring Transfer

Transfer Students
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<p>thanks everyone..
.. let me make one thing clear.. i transferred from india.. and out of 48 credits that transferred, i could only get classes worth 25 credits waived off. which means that effectively i still have to take some classes that sophomores would take... which means i have a lot of electives/credits that dont count towards my major.. you see..
I have just taken 3 core classes out of 13 odd.. till now
which means that i havent taken a lot of core classes...</p>

<p>and i wouldnt be tansferring in senior year.. i'll be transferring in junior year..P.S.- I want to transfer coming January... (JAn 07)
please rethink and tell me if there's a way out... </p>

<p>Thanks a lot everyone</p>

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<p>okay, rephrase, it's really very difficult to get accepted as a transfer if you're above sophomore standing.</p>

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okay, rephrase, it's really very difficult to get accepted as a transfer if you're above sophomore standing.

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<p>Nope, I know many students with less impressive stats who were admitted as seniors into top 25 schools.</p>

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<p>nspeds really? ADMITTED as seniors or APPLIED as seniors? Because i'm looking into stanford and they dont allow you to transfer more than 60 units from another institution.</p>

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<p>Sorry, I knew I would get in trouble for putting it that way. Those students applied as juniors, and were admitted, but had to do their junior year again. I call them "senior transfers" so I can distinguish between them and regular junior transfers.</p>

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<p>are the 'junior' transfers usually successful in transferring all their credits from other schools to ivy leagues? especially engr. students?</p>

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are the 'junior' transfers usually successful in transferring all their credits from other schools to ivy leagues? especially engr. students?

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<p>Sorry, I do not know.</p>