<p>FACEBOOK!</p>
<p>Someone should create a transfer group for UNC on facebook and we should all join...</p>
<p>to get your unc email adress you make your own onyen acct/e-mail and it's pretty simple. I think people who could make one before decisions were out were definately in, the admit office just didnt want to admit their little flaw ;-)</p>
<p>hey guys,</p>
<pre><code>well i got denied admission to unc. my stats weren't great, i'm sure thats why
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<p>2.9 hs gpa
3.8 college gpa 15 hours
1130 sat</p>
<p>i applied for sopohmore transfer status..... do you guys think i'll be able to get in if i apply again next year and keep around a 3.8 colleged gpa with 45 hours when i apply, or do you think my hs gpa has me in a permenatly screwed spot?</p>
<p>thanks for your opinions in advance!</p>
<p>I am certainly no voice of authority, but from what I have been told, applying as a junior transfer your hs record is much less important. It makes sense, right now they only had one semester of college to look at and even though yours was good--it is a short time period.</p>
<p>Give it another try and keep that great gpa!</p>
<p>Facebook transfer group sounds superb! Lol so exciting! Are any of you girls thinking about getting an apartment?</p>
<p>anyone here considering granville?</p>
<p>Anybody know anything about Odem Village? Too far from classes? I checked out Granville, and it's VERY expensive!!!</p>
<p>Odum Village is pretty far removed from the main campus/classes. You'd be in for very long walks, or always taking the bus, I think. I'm not sure what the advantage (if any) of living there is-- except possibly bigger (more apartment- and less dorm-like).</p>
<p>Last year most, if not all transfer students were placed in either Odom or Rams Village. The juniors were housed in Rams and the sophomores in Odom. Granville usually has a transfer floor if you want or you can be mixed in with returning students. Granville looks more expensive as you have to buy their meal plan, but I don't think for housing alone it is. Granville never fills, so you can decide the day classes start to live there! You can get a double as a single, but that is pretty expensive. Several people ended up with doubles as singles when their roommate didn't show or roommate when abroad second semester. If you don't end up with a roommate for the above reasons, Granville doesn't charge you for a single. There is a chance they might find another roommate for you, but that rarely happens.</p>
<p>If you check with the housing office they should be able to tell you where transfer students will be housed this year.</p>
<p>I got accepted to UNC and will probably be going in the fall. I will be visiting next weekend 4/27-4/30...if anyone else is visiting that time or wants to talk about the school in general please im me: dvd2273.... I am so excited to go.....</p>
<p>congrats to those who got in!! could you guys post stats as well? i wanna transfer to unc next year!</p>
<p>Soph. Transfer:</p>
<p>3.8 HS GPA,
3.133 College 1st Semester
30 ACT (didn't send official SATs)
Great Recs
Great Essays
ECs - Mostly showing a passion for Dance
I also have a tiwn brother who was accepted as a freshman. I don't know if that had anything to do with the decision, but it is worth noting here.</p>
<p>Son: Junior transfer:</p>
<p>4.4 HS wgpa (don't know unweighted)
SAT: 1330
HS class rank: 3/320
College gpa: 3.6
college classes finished included: English req., 4 levels foreign language
Minimal college ECs--mostly intramural sports, one semester TA</p>
<p>alright so it's been a few days now since most people found out their decision and my important udates tab still says my application is under review. when i called the admissions lady on thursday she said i should be finding out within the next couple days. anyone in the same boat or have any take on what this means?</p>
<p>Hey UNCjtd20, dont worry about it... I have a friend who is going through the same thing... She called up and they told her that it was simply a mistake ( they thought they had made decisions on everyone, but later realized they had not made decisions on some applications)... I know it stinks that you have to wait longer, but hopefully you'll receive good news</p>
<p>ok...uh...i havent seen a unc transfer facebook group..so i started one:</p>
<p>thanks bud i appreciate the feedback</p>
<p>You have nothing to worry about, and if you want to live in dorms, supposedly there is a surplus this year.</p>
<p>which dorm is good for sophmores?</p>
<p>Junior Economics Transfer.
I plan to apply for Kenan-Flager Next Year. </p>
<p>ACCEPTED!!</p>
<p>High School GPA: 3.5/4
High School Didn't Rank (Inner City)
Out of State: New York
Community College GPA: 3.9/4
SAT: 1200/1600 </p>
<p>-Study Abroad, Numerous Community Service (including overseas), Internship, No Recs, Numerous Awards and ECs.</p>
<p>I'm curious, how is everyone else handling deciding which college to go to. I'm not completely sure I am going to UNC although I'm leaning towards it. </p>
<p>Since the reply date is so soon May 14th, the other colleges decisions aren't even released that early. </p>
<p>I want to evaluate Financial Aid, Credit Evaluations and many other things before I make my decision but the early date has made it almost impossible. </p>
<p>Any Advice?</p>