<p>Hi,
I am looking to transfer to Villanova University as a sophmore. I am applying to the School of Business. I went to Marist College, and had a 3.46 GPA as a Biology major in the pre-medical program. I now transferred to Fordham University, and estimating my GPA to be around a 3.2 as a Biological Science major. I am switching to business regardless if I transfer to Villanova or not. What are my chances of getting in? SAT CR 550 MATH 660 WRITING 540. Bunch of extra curricular activities in high school. I got wait-listed the first time. What do you think about now. Please let me know. Thank you so much.</p>
<p>stop transferring.</p>
<p>i wish i liked where i was going, then i would stop. i've been wanting to go to villanova for a long time. i really would appreciate if i can get someone's actual opinion on my chances. i would really appreciate it.</p>
<p>did you end up transferring?</p>
<p>why would you transfer down from Fordham to Villanova?</p>
<p>you think thats transferring down? i’m still at fordham i had a 3.94 GPA last semester and expecting a 4.0 this semester. VSB is ranked much higher and I really don’t like Fordham as it focuses way too much on accounting and I plan on doing Finance.</p>
<p>I love Accounting and Finance!
Is the ChemE major allowed to say that? whatev.</p>
<p>No offense, but when I read your post Sarah Palin came to mind. Silly, I know, but she transferred more than our Pres. (who only transferred once, btw.) </p>
<p>Michael’s got a point, VBS ranks in at #20 and Fordham (the bx, baby!) is 48.
Why not just stay @ Fordham for the remainder of your undergrad and choose an MBA program that focuses in on the area of Finance you’re interested in later on?</p>
<p>Chances are, your going to need more than a BA to be competitive in the field. My Finance prof. earned his PhD while I was taking his course.</p>
<p>I commute to Fordham and it is just such a bad situation I just want to get more out of college you know…Also, now that I am doing business I really find Fordham to be a joke (My lowest grade these past two semesters has been one A-). Not to sound cocky but I just like to be challeneged. Also, the school is so focused on accouunting and they’re resources for finance majors are so miniscule.</p>