<p>If I apply, I will be enrolling as a sophomore. By the end of spring semester, I will have 34 credits and will be applying to the College of Arts and Sciences. My SAT scores are really weak, I would consider them "average". However, my college gpa at the moment is a 3.7.
Also, my high school transcript was pretty strong with a 4.6 weighted gpa. I did this 3 year graduation plan in HS, where I took only academic courses and AP courses as electives. My EC's include being a book keeper at a local library, serving food at art festivals, senior citizen care-taker, being part of a organization called "Project Downtown", that served food to the homeless all during the three years of my high school. I have already applied here before, and I am hoping the second time, I seriously do get accepted, although my SAT scores aren't competitive.</p>
<p>For transfers, SATs don’t matter as much as they do for freshman admission. If you’re currently a freshman somewhere else, they’ll look at your record and weight HS and college equally. But, they’re far more interested in your GPAs, especially college, both of which are high. If they’re on par for freshman admissions, even if they’re on the very low end, don’t worry about it. Focus on your essays</p>