<p>Right now I'm going to a university in PA (first semester freshman, in-state), major is undeclared. I'm looking to apply for the Spring of 2010, and I should have 36-39 credits by then, making me a sophomore. I figure my high school stats will come into play, so here they are:</p>
<p>GPA: 2.2
SAT: 1030/1590
ACT: 26</p>
<p>I know their minimum GPA for transferring is either a 2.0 or 2.5, but what would I have to pull to compensate for my high school debacle?</p>
<p>I’m not really sure what they look for exactly when you transfer but you seem to really need a good college GPA. Not trying to be mean, just helpful, but your high school GPA is really low and your SAT doesnt make up for it =/ However, your a college transfer so I’m not really sure if that matters anymore. Your ACT is pretty good though. You should call and ask but I think it’ll just have to do with your college GPA and the credits you have. Good luck though!!</p>
<p>Do OOS Credits transfer?</p>
<p>It is getting increasingly more difficult to transfer into Florida schools, UCF is really the only school that has been accepting them and I heard that is soon to change. With your GPA I would say you need to get your AA first at the very least. Chances are slim that you can get in with those stats. More motivation to work at it!</p>