<p>of all people, funny you say it. If I remember correctly, you posted on the Cornell forum a while back that you "wanted a school with a higher average SAT range" and that you are "considering transfering for this very reason." Very wise.</p>
<p>also, remind your friend that as "brilliant" as he may be, he missed a rather big part of the whole transfer process. Last time I checked, Princeton does not offer transfer admission. Dolt!</p>
<p>Current school: Community College (throw apples and I hurt you)
Major: Religious Studies
GPA: 2.7 (BAD, yes, I know), 3.2 by end of current semester
ECs: Volunteering (500+ hrs), editor of lit magazine, managing editor of college paper
Applied to: UNC, ECU, NCSU, WCU (Western Carolina)</p>
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So far the average GPA in this thread is 3.67 with a range of 2.70 to 4.00.
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<p>I am not sure what you intended to accomplish from this. Bball's 3.6 may be lower than a CC 4.0, but I would rather accept the former than the latter - and so would many top colleges.</p>
<p>"I am not sure what you intended to accomplish from this."</p>
<p>Well the threads does say "The official Fall 2006 Trasnfer Statistics Thread" so I thought, hey, I should put up at least one compiled statistic. What was the point in your post? I didn't think I'd get a crotchety responce for posting numbers with no context.</p>
<p>"I actually think its pretty cool and interesting."</p>
<p>Thanks.</p>
<p>If someone has one of them fancy calculators they could even find out the standard deviation.</p>
<p>Current School: University of Missouri, Columbia
Major: Economics
GPA: 3.89
Schools Applying to: Georgetown (wow, a LOT of Gtown transfer at this forum), UPenn and Northwestern</p>
<p>Current: Bryn Mawr College
Major: Math, minor in East Asian Studies
GPA: 3.844
EC: tutor, kickboxing, work 8 hrs/wk
Applying to: amherst, colgate</p>
Hey, buddy, don't be sad, i'm another engineering major here... </p>
<p>Major: Electrical Engineering
GPA: 3.69
Applied to: UCLA, UCB, UCI, UCSD, UCR and USC
(notes: I also apply to math major for some schools above) </p>
<p>-ECs: math tutor for over 1 year (almost 2), earned a tutoring certificate, did few volunteering work...
-Honors: many ok awards like golden state exams (3 of them), few scholarships and so on
-Others: First generation college student, speaking 3 languages, fine essays, straight A in all calculus courses... </p>
<p>CONCERN: Well... still waiting for the results nervously :(</p>
<p>GPA: 3.42
EC: Copy Editor/Column Writer TechNews(newspaper), Campaign Coordinator College Republicans, Member of FRAG(Video game group) and College Republicans
Major: Political Science
Applying: Loyola Chicago, Northwestern, UChicago</p>