<p>What top 20 school is known as the "easiest" relatively to transfer into? Just curious about this, I already have my list.</p>
<p>why dont you share your list? :)?</p>
<p>MIT, Chicago, Cornell, Notre Dame, Duke</p>
<p>UC Berkeley.</p>
<p>even out of state? or does that even matter for transfers?</p>
<p>MIT IS NOT EASY! ur trippin! and uc berk is probably for instate</p>
<p>Yeah, Berkeley instate is like 30%. I think OOS is somewhere around 10% which would still make it a lot easier than some of the Ivies and other elites. Also, this is just pure speculation, but the OOS applicant pool may not be as competitive as a regular elite applicant pool so even that 10%ish figure may be decieving... </p>
<p>Best, Cardinal :)</p>
<p>i never said it was, i was posting my 5 schools that i was going to apply to, read the thread before you scream at me</p>
<p>Well, from your list Chicago and Notre Dame are the "easiest" to transfer into at about 30% each. I believe for top 20 schools, WUSTL is probably one of the easiest to transfer into at a/b 33% last year. I'll be applying. ;)</p>
<p>The suggestions in this thread could change w/ the coming of the new USNWR rankings.</p>
<p>I hope Berkeley doesn't slip any further or my self-esteem will go down (My sense of self-worth is attached to the name of my school :eek:)</p>
<p>When is USNews coming out with its new list?</p>
<p>Sometime in September I heard around here.</p>
<p>If Berkeley actually goes into the top 20, I'll be a really happy man.</p>
<p>It comes out this month.</p>
<p>Oh good. I can't wait to buy the premium guide.</p>
<p>Brown used to have a pretty high acceptance rate, but i don't know about now.</p>
<p>MIT and Duke are not even close to "relatively easy" transfers, OP. Unless you believe that transfer acceptance rates under 10% are signs of friendliness.</p>
<p>i think johns hopkins should have a pretty high transfer rate.</p>
<p>Doesn't UMich have a relatively high transfer rate?</p>
<p>yes, but it isn't a top 20 school.. </p>
<p>when it should be :P</p>
<p>nah johns hopkins is like 15%.</p>