<p>Northeastern is bit tougher than AU but not impossible. they’re just stingy with financial aid. idk anything about USD, but might be an indicator that its not really tough.</p>
<p>I transferred to American with a higher GPA but you’re GPA is pretty good. If anything, they may ask for your second semester grades before making a decision. Just a warning for AU, they’re raising tuition and room and board and aren’t great with financial aid.</p>
<p>I’d say from that list USD might be one of the toughest, up there with Villanova and maybe BU. I know they are selective and they are a very good school.</p>
<p>Hey I’m applying for admission to American as a transfer student. I was wondering if I have a chance at getting in? I graduated high school in May of 2010, but I already have about 54 college credits. My GPA is 3.92 and I have 3 1/2 years of working experience and a couple of other extracurricular activities. I was also wondering what the campus life is like at American. If you could shed some light on this that would be great.</p>
<p>Campus life at American is alright. It’s verrryyyy politically active, especially for lefties. I’m not into politics so sometimes I feel like it’s being pushed on me, but if politics is your thing, you’ll love it. That’s really the only major difference between AU and the other colleges I’ve been to. Also, in regards to the number of credits you have, if AU has already accepted all of your credits, then great but since you have over 35 credits you aren’t guaranteed on-campus housing. I don’t know if that affects your decision in any way.</p>