Transfer Chances

Colleges and Universities A-Z Syracuse University
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<p>I posted this in the transfer forum and while I got a lot of amazing responses, nobody seemed to be able to gauge my shot at getting in. Syracuse has quickly made its way to the top of my transfer list so I would greatly appreciate if you guys could help me out. </p>

<p>Transferring from a California Community College
Just entered 2nd year
GPA: 3.533
Units: 45, with 17 more currently under way and roughly 14 in the spring
EC's: DECA state champion in high school
Applying to Whitman as a Marketing major</p>

<p>I am also wondering if applying as a dual major between Whitman/Newhouse would decrease my chances of acceptance. Thanks guys.</p>

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<p>I have no idea your chances. I think it is easier to get in for the spring semester if that helps...</p>

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<p>I appreciate your reply but transferring in the spring is not really an option for me right now. Thanks for the insight though.</p>

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<p>it is my understanding that when transferring with only a year of college under your belt, they'll want to see your high school credentials,ie, SATs/ACTs, etc. some competitve schools ask for these even beyond a year of college. so if you list this info, it may help others to better answer you.</p>

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<p>Thank you for your tip, however, I'm applying for junior standing and since I have more than 30 units currently and will have over 60 by the time the enrollment period begins Syracuse does not require high school information to be included.</p>

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<p>Easier to get in for the Spring Semester? Could you explain?</p>

<p>I am looking to transfer as well.</p>

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<p>I dont know if it is suppose to be easier to transfer in the spring. I did get called today and I was accepted. I am transferring from Penn State.</p>

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<p>Penn State what? University Park or a branch campus?</p>