Transfer Questions

Transfer Students
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<p>Hi all.
Really need help and have major transfer questions. Senior in high school and my dilemma is transferring confuses me. The main schools I am trying to get to are University of Notre Dame(top choice) and Emory University. For ND transfer admissions said it does not matter what school I come from. I wanted to go to Stonehill cause got a nice scholarship, but hear anyone transfer to ND from there? Also it was between that and Fordham and at ND they said GPA key and a 3.7 at one school would carry same weight as the other. This sund right?</p>

<p>Also I am a legacy at ND (4.0 GPA but a 1350 sat ruined me lol). Does legacy count for transfers? Also I know and would never try to go to Mendoza. I am thinking instead Econ major and accounting grad school. Can you take any business classes as a transfer or absolutely nothing business whatsoever? </p>

<p>Sorry for all the questions. Also one is would Stonehill be an ok choice for Emory as well? </p>

<p>Finally anyone here of Econ majors getting with Big 4 accounting firms?</p>

<p>Thanks advance for the help</p>

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<p>Go to the best school you can for the best price and do well there. Going to a better school does give you a leg up regardless of what transfer admissions told you. </p>

<p>Is your 1350 CR+M or is writing also included? If writing is included you absolutely need to retake the SAT.</p>

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<p>Oh no haha just math and verbal.
Math-750 Verbal-600</p>

<p>Also ok that was my feeling and I asked a lot. My uncle is big at ND and has connections and all said go whereveer but I’m with you</p>

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<p>Notre Dame does consider writing scores too, fyi. What was your composite score?</p>

<p>Honestly, with legacy status and your stats, I’m surprised you didn’t get in as a freshman.</p>

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<p>Writing was 650 with 11/12 on essay. Ya I was really disappointed but their average SAT are just so high. I even had an uncle who’s a “powerful” alumni but sat averages where 1460 so guess that’s why. Stinks now I can’t do accounting but if I can transfer I will be happy, and with good hs GPA I hope my hard work will carry to college. Know anything about Emory? I never applied as freshman (major regret). B-school and school in general look amazing</p>