<p>I know someone already posted something about transferring, but I have a few questions.
I'm going to be a freshman, and I was choosing between GTech and Michigan.
Chose Michigan; was a mistake because of the price; would've rather gone to GTech.</p>
<p>Does GTech offer financial aid/scholarships/grants to transferring students?
And how hard is it to get in?
Do you have to live on campus if you transfer over?
I will be an Engineering major; I understand that the lowest GPA I can get is a 3.5, I will strive for a 3.7 which will be hard..
On the resume, do I include my high school credentials?
Do I send my high school transcript as well? (because I heard transferring still requires an SAT score)</p>
<p>Official georgia tech admissions staff can answer you here:
[Georgia</a> Tech Undergraduate Admission Message Boards • View forum - Ask About Transferring to GT](<a href=“http://messageboards.admission.gatech.edu/phpBB3/viewforum.php?f=4]Georgia”>http://messageboards.admission.gatech.edu/phpBB3/viewforum.php?f=4)</p>
<p>My opinion on how hard it is to transfer is that as long as you meet the requirements laid out [url=<a href=“Blow the Whistle! (404 error: page not found) | Undergraduate Admission”>Blow the Whistle! (404 error: page not found) | Undergraduate Admission]here[/url</a>], then you have a very strong chance of getting in. The highest cause of rejections is because many of the students who apply for transfer simply did not meet the requirements. So get a 3.5+, take all the classes required for your major, apply before the deadline, and submit documents on time. No resume, HS transcript, or essay is required; they soley judge upon your GPA and classes you took.</p>