Transfering to UT for ASE

Transfer Students
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<p>Hi,</p>

<p>I am currently attending ACC for a general engineering associates degree. I currently have a 4.0. However, my math and physics aren't up to par. I am taking precal this semester, so I have quite a few maths left to take for ASE. </p>

<p>I talked to my adviser at ACC and he recommend I transfer to UT ASAP while my gpa is high. However, I'd imagine keeping a 4.0 at UT would be more difficult taking higher level math without the one to one contact with the instructors,making an internal transfer more difficult. I also prefer the tuition cost at ACC.</p>

<p>Should I transfer though? or should I complete my associates at ACC then transfer? What else can I do to stand out? I'll be joining Phi Theta Kappa this coming year which I've heard helps... What will provide me with the best opportunity of getting in? Thanks. </p>

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<p>Anyone…?</p>

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<p>Really no point in transferring into engineering if you haven’t passed calc 1-3 and the calc based phyics sequence.</p>

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<p>Okay, that’s what I thought. I think he was talking about just transferring in general to become an internal transfer later on. However, I think that would affect my gpa for the worse. Once I complete the cal sequence and my eng physics should I transfer in or just complete my associate?</p>

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<p>I would complete the calc sequence, physics sequence and chem sequence along with any other pre-req and transfer. No point in getting an AA or AS. </p>