<p>What's up everyone. I just wanted to get your opinion on where I stand in regards to these schools (Safeties not included).</p>
<p>NYU Stern
UC-Berkeley Haas
University of Virginia McIntire
USC Marshall
Georgetown
Upenn Wharton (just for kicks)</p>
<p>SCHOOL: CC in New Jersey
MAJOR: Business Admin. (Probably going to double major in Finance and CS upon transferring)
GPA: 3.90- (Upward trend)
AWARDS: Only Deans List
EC's(Thumbs down): Have had a steady job for the last 4 years
President of biology club
PTK
Member of schools math club
TEACHER REC's: Should be very good
PERSONAL STATEMENTS AND ESSAYS: I'm a decent writer, so these should be solid.</p>
<p>If you need any further info, feel free to ask. Thanks!</p>
<p>They’re not so good; I finished with 3.0-3.1 gpa and scored 1730/2400. Will this look bad even though I’ve been out of high school for over 2 years?</p>
<p>good chance dan. I dont think they look at your hs stuff if you have more than 50+ or so. How many do you have? Just keep those GPA high and you should be in one of those.
Which cc in NJ do you attend, if u dont mind me asking?
I am planning to transfer to 4 yr and Im in CC NJ as well.</p>
<p>Some of the schools listed will require a HS transcript and your SAT scores. However, they will have little bearing on your chances if you have 56 credits. Good luck!</p>
<p>I suggest not applying to Haas. First off, you are not a California resident. The UC system places priority on in-state residents. Secondly, you most likely have not completed the required prerequisites which will result in automatic rejection. </p>
<p>You can apply but the chances of admissions are very low. I would rather save the application fee and time and use it on another prospective school. Best of luck.</p>
<p>^The same can be said for McIntire. Virginia gives priority to local CC students, making it very difficult for out-of-state transfers (unless you’re currently at a top 30 school). I’d say your best chances are Marshall and McDonough (apologies for spelling).</p>
<p>Good point. I had a feeling McIntire was public but I am not familiar with their policies so I did not want to comment. But your point is valid. OP should take notice.</p>
<p>With 56 credits and a 3.90 GPA, I think you have a very good chance at all of those schools (Wharton and Haas maybe not so much just because everyone applying has that GPA). </p>
<p>I’m sure you’ll get in to most of them. Best of luck.</p>
<p>Thanks for the replies everyone! What about Stern(first choice)? I’ve taken up to calcIII, and I heard they like upper level math courses. Will this help?</p>