<p>I'm currently a student at CSU and am considering University of Connecticut as a transfer, however I think I will be very borderline at getting in.</p>
<p>I am a bio major and by spring '10 when I would be transferring there, I should have a 2.8gpa with about 90 credits, 90% of the 100 level prereqs completed (I'd still need physics 2 and calc 2, but chem 1+2, calc1, physics 1, ochem1, bio 1+2 done) so I would be right in the heart of the upper level biology classes. I'd only need to take 9 credits of all university core, mainly being a language which I have not taken. </p>
<p>However, my problem is that I had one pretty bad semester here at CSU, where i more or less failed every class. I've retaken two of them, and have A's in both. However, my CSU gpa still suffers and hangs around a 2.3, however with 3 good semesters and 1 bad one. I went to community college the two years prior to that and have a 3.2gpa there, averaging out to a 2.8 to 2.85. </p>
<p>So, I don't know where this puts me. In one sense, my min gpa matches the requirement to be considered and once I'd transfer I'd be right into the upper level classes, so I think thats a plus. But at the same time, while my cum. gpa is not that bad, I have some spots on there where I had to repeat some classes and still have 2 classes with F's. Without those two F's, my GPA at csu would be closer to a 3.0. </p>
<p>Opinions? I have some good extra-curricular activities that could help a little bit, but nothing amazing. </p>
<p>Thanks</p>