Transfer In-State

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<p>Hi everyone! I would appreciate if anyone could help chance me when applying to U of M for winter 2010 semester.</p>

<p>High School Past:
Top public school in Michigan
3.2 GPA done the U of M way
Challenging courses, no APs however
28 on the ACT
100+ volunteer hours
Multicultural club</p>

<p>Not looking so good... I know.</p>

<p>College:
4 year university in Michigan
Honors college at this school</p>

<p>First Semester:
Gen Chem- A
Psychology- A-
Biology- A-
Honors History- B</p>

<p>Second Semester:
Stats- A
Orgo- B+
Honors History- B
Nursing- A-
Human Anatomy- A</p>

<p>Overall GPA 3.62 at end of year.</p>

<p>This upcoming semester I am taking writing, human physiology, trig, and gen chem. I plan on working very hard to achieve a 4.0.
Also received a rec letter from my stats teacher, and am taking CNA training classes end of summer. Essays will be above average.</p>

<p>Once again, thanks so much for anyone who could input on my situation!</p>

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<p>Probably pretty decent. I graduated high school with a 2.8, no extracurriculars, and a 23 on the ACT. I went to community college two years and applied to UM with a 3.5, in the school paper, rotaract, and student activities board, 50 hours with the humane society, and a 29 on the ACT (which I am told they don’t actually look at but I had extenuating circumstances that lead me to retake it.) I was accepted in two weeks.</p>

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<p>^Congrats</p>

<p>Did you go to WCC and they accecpted your transfer with a 3.5?</p>

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<p>No, I went to Schoolcraft College in Livonia, Michigan. I am leaving there with a 3.7 overall. I actually brought my gpa at Scraft up from a 2.7 to a 3.5 within two semesters in order to apply. Kind of a harrowing year! I just went to the community college transfer orientation program a couple weeks ago and probably half the people there were from WCC. I understand they have some sort of a program or club to aid in moving on to Michigan. </p>

<p>I read on their website that the average admitted transfer student has a 3.6.</p>

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<p>Is WCC the easiest place to transfer into Michigan? I would have thought UM Dearborn would be.</p>

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<p>People around here usaually try to transfer from WCC because it’s very close and is much cheaper. UM-D or Eastern are probably easier though.</p>

7

<p>Thanks so much everyone! Hopefully I will be attending UMich in the winter, or at least next fall.</p>

<p>=)</p>

8

<p>Just wanted to update on the status of my application. I was accepted as a transfer student for the winter 2010 semester. Thank you so much for your replies!</p>

9

<p>Congratulations! Enjoy it! :)</p>

10

<p>Congratulations, it’s great that you were accepted.</p>