<p>Right now I'm attending the University of Central Florida. UCF wasn't anywhere near my first choice but I decided to settle for it.</p>
<p>My Florida Bright Futures weighted GPA was around a 3.9 and my SAT scores were a 660M, 760R, and 740W. I was surprised when I was rejected from UF as a freshman but decided it was likely due to the fact that my class rank, which was in the top 25% of my school as a whole, was not very high when only students in my particular magnet program were included.</p>
<p>I'm currently in my first semester at UCF. It is quite likely that I will be getting straight As for the semester. Not only am I getting involved in several clubs, I am working with some friends to organize a Roosevelt Institution chapter on campus.</p>
<p>If I can keep my grades up for a few semesters, I would like to transfer out of UCF. While my current major is economics, I would ideally like to pursue a double major with mathematics, which is nearly impossible here as UCF doesn't offer a math BA.</p>
<p>While my SAT scores are ok, there is obviously room for improvement in math. Math is generally my best subject, my SAT Math II subject score was a 740. I have no doubt in my mind that I could bring my score from a 660 up to 100 points higher.</p>
<p>Would retaking the SAT improve my transfer chances or would schools look at it as desperate?</p>
<p>If it matters, my first choice would be Rice although I understand that would be a reach. I'm also considering BU and reapplying to UF.</p>