Transfer: UVa, Maryland, UCLA, USC, Stanford

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Hi, I'm applying as a junior. I've been a mechanical engineering student at Northeastern for the last two years.</p>

<p>College Stats
GPA: 3.6
Credits: 91 (71 @NU, 20 AP)
Lowest Major Grade: B
ECs: Ski Club, Coop at an engineering company (6 months, possibly an entire yr)</p>

<p>**High School<a href="shouldn't%20matter%20as%20much%20cuz%20of%20the%20credits%20I%20have">/b</a>
GPA: 3.9/4
SAT: 750 Math, 650 English
ECs: 3 Yrs Varsity Golf (1 yr Capt), 1 Yr Varsity Lax, NHS, bunch others
AP: US History, Euro History, Envi Sci, Calc AB (plus AP Scholar award)</p>

<p>Background: I applied & was accepted to USC (SoCal) for this fall, but was unable to transfer for personal reasons. Since I was accepted I have been on coop (internship), which is part of Northeastern's program (ie I was scheduled to be on it instead of being in classes this fall). This spring, I'm taking a semester off & participating in another coop, since I already have the credit limit at some schools.</p>

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<p>Stanford is going to be (almost) impossible. You don’t have a 4.0 nor do they really accept anyone, anyway (less than 2%). </p>

<p>If you’re from California, I think UCLA could be a possibility. Same goes for UVA if you’re from VA. They don’t really split in-state, out-of-state, so it’s difficult to tell. </p>

<p>I think you’ll get into USC (They are, as you probably know, transfer friendly)</p>

<p>And, I’m pretty sure you’ll get into MD</p>