Transfer to cornell aem helppp

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<p>I applied to cornell my senior year in high school, but got rejected. I finished with a cumulative GPA of 3.8 increasing significantly every year, also got a 4.4 my senior year first semester. I have good ecs and 29 ACT/ 1980 SAT. I am planning on going to Wake Forest for a year and then trying to transfer, I am looking to major in business, what gpa would I need to transfer to cornell aem? Because of Wake is known for tough grading would anything above a 3.5 be above average chances?</p>

<p>TRansfer to aem soph. year</p>

<p>29- ACT
1980 SAT 650-math, CR 680-writing
ECs
Worked at a restaurant for 8 months during junior year
internship at financial company
varsity golf- 4 years, captain, mvp, lots of achievements-not recruited tho
service- over 100 hours at local golf camp
Tutoring elementary kids for past two years
some clubs here and there and symphonic band and cornell summer college
some other ECs- national spanish honor society
ECs are alright probably get more involved at college
what are my chances for transferring to cornell aem
what would I need to get at Wake?</p>

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<p>getting a transfer is really hard to do.</p>

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<li><p>getting a transfer option as a decision is a sure fire way of getting in assuming you maintain a certain gpa and take certain classes.</p></li>
<li><p>going to an Ithaca community college with joint programs in the agriculture, ILR, and HumanEC school is also a possible way to transfer…</p></li>
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<p>most transfers come from their TO or GT programs (transfer option or Guarantee transfer w/e you like to call it) and a very select few from their local community colleges.</p>

<p>Besides that transfers are really rare just like any other Ivy league school and are on a case to case basis…</p>

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<p>i know its hard what are my chances anyone</p>

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<p>by the time you apply for transfer, your SATs/high school GPA are going to be practically meaningless. Your grades in college during your 1.5 semesters of grading before applying is what’s going to determine your “chances” pretty much.</p>

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<p>I wwwould be applying as a sophomore transfer so only one semester of college work I guess would be seen</p>