TRANSFER: Midd to Dartmouth

Transfer Students
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<p>HELP!
i want to transfer from Middlebury to Dartmouth but I dont think I will get in.</p>

<p>I got into Dartmouth the first tiem around and realized I made a mistake by picking Midd.
But... my grades here have not been very good... 3.3 GPA.
I just had a lot of trouble adjusting.. but now I feel adjusted and want to transfer!
I could take the SATs again and improve them (I got in last time with 1200)
I also have a coach to help.
SO... does anyone have any idea what my chances would be? Does getting in once help because now I really see no hope with a 3.3 GPA
(in high school I had a high GPA ... but let me tell you... high school is a LOOOOOOOT easier than Middlebury.)
thanks guys</p>

<p>oh yea... plus ive got no one to write my recommendations... and my deans wont be very good because ive gone to her so many times crying saying i cant handle the workload... but now i htink i can! i swear!
aaah</p>

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<p>why transfer out of Middlebury? I'm thinking of trying to transfer in, and the percentage is something like 5%. I'd stay where you are and tough it out. It's a great school.</p>

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<p>Hrmm if you rejected Dartmouth in the first place, why would they accept you again? Sorry if I sound cynical, I just don't think it'll happen...</p>

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<p>I would definitely apply. If you got in the first time i would say you have a good chance of getting in again. The key is explaining your reasons for transfer. 3.3 (B+)isnt bad at all especially at midd. I am applying for transfer between 2 competitive schools right now so i am in a similar position to you. anyway if you have any questions or want to discuss the matter further just send me a message : <a href="mailto:stosti@jhu.edu">stosti@jhu.edu</a></p>

<p>steve</p>