<p>I am going to attend Bryant University in the Fall of my Freshman Year. I got around a 3.2 or 3.3 in hs and i had poor sats in my junior and senior year. I got a 1580/2400. The reason why was that i had medical problems. But in my senior year i worked my ass off and got overall gpas of 90 and above. I found what was my strong suit in my senior year. The problem was that i took to many classes in hs like 7-9 classes that were hard and i thought maybe the colleges would like that. Truth is that they didn't. I got into my fourth choice Bryant as you know. That was the only school that i got accepted at that i liked. The problem however was that the fees are expensive i got no financial aid from bryant. So the cost per semester is comin around 20 grand each semester. I plan on doing my best in college. I want to get above a 3.5 and aim for a perfect 4.0. In order to do that i dropped 1 class making a total of 5 classes at bryant. They were making me choose 6 but i dropped 1 and chose 5. The classes are intoduction to business, mathematics of fianance, introduction to liberal arts, Foundations for learning( college introduction class), microeconomics class. This comes to a total of 15 credits. I plan on doing my best asking teachers for help since the school is small and getting help by the aids that they offer if i ever need help. and i am out of state</p>
<p>if you aren’t going to get any financial aid from Bryant, I highly doubt that you would get any from Clemson either, usually private schools are more generous than public schools and Clemson is not especially known for good financial aid packages.</p>
<p>Anyways, if you think you would like to transfer, here’s some info on what you would need to do to transfer into Clemson: [url=<a href=“Admissions | Clemson University, South Carolina”>Admissions | Clemson University, South Carolina]Admission</a> Requirements : Clemson University<a href=“scroll%20down%20for%20transfer%20students”>/url</a></p>
<p>I’m not lookin for aid even though I would like it I’m lookin for a public school</p>
<p>well then you’re looking at the right place :)</p>
<p>Wuts the gps to transfer to the business school</p>
<p>no idea, they do say that they prefer a 3.0 GPA but if you get a 3.3-3.5, that’s even better</p>
<p>So is Clemson a hard school to transfer to</p>
<p>I really don’t think so but I’m not the person to talk about transfer admissions haha</p>
<p>Can any1 else help</p>
<p>So ya see I’m starting school Tuesday so I’m tryin to come up with a list of schools to transfer to. Would Clemson be a safe bet if I get a 3.5 gps</p>
<p>I won’t say “sure bet” but you have a very good chance of getting in with a 3.5</p>