transfer student's chances to ross??

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<p>im an msu student(unfortunately) and i'll be applying to umich as a transfer student. the 2006-2007 year will be my sophomore year at state, and im regretting i didnt apply to transfer my freshman year. </p>

<p>my gpa is a 3.7, and im currently a business major. my high school gpa was a 3.4 with average SAT scores and a 26 on the ACT's. i want to transfer to umich's ross. but the only relevant info i'm finding is for ross's 3 year program. a friend told me there is a two year program for upperclassmen and that the 3 year program is only for incoming freshman? can anyone give me some info on the business program and my chances transferring?</p>

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<p>I was wanting to do the same thing as you but people on CC informed me that they only have the 3 year BBA now, so I don't think it's possible to externally transfer into Ross at this point.</p>

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<p>they switched from a 2 year program to a 3 year. the maximum amount of credits you can transfer over is 45 and a minimum of 27.</p>

<p>jasheek, if you don't mind spending another year at college, you should apply.</p>

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<p>thanks for the info. i guess thats the dilemma. stay one extra year in undergrad at umich. or put up with MSU for 3 more years and go to grad school somewhere reputable.</p>

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<p>NONE WhATSOEVER!!!!!!!!!!!!</p>

<p>JUST KIDDING!!!! (honestly)</p>

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<p>You would have to end up staying for another year at Umich, which I feel would not be worth it for the price, but then again I am out of state and paying tuition fees up my ass so **** that.</p>

<p>First, at MSU, you have hotter girls. Period. Enjoy that. </p>

<p>Why the disdain for MSU?</p>

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<p>Oh and I think the percentage of Ross transfers is typically around 5% of the class? 15-18 kids a year?</p>

<p>One of my friends last year from school transfered to LSA during his sophomore year to apply for the 2 year program at Ross and didn't get in. He had very impressive activities and was heavily involved with school organizations. Actually, I dont really know how this story would help you out. Good luck in whatever you decide though.</p>