<p>I am a freshman currently. Last semester I got a 3.08 and took Foundations of Physics A, Chem 131 Lab B, Chem 131 C+, Calc 235 B, GISAT or Critical thinking A-. That was only 12 credit hours. Do they still look at my high school gpa as a factor of getting in? Same with SATs? What is my chance? Also I applied to the Air Force ROTC program there.</p>
<p>Since you only have one semester's worth of college work, your high school record and SAT/ACT scores will be weighed heavily in the decision. If you don't think it's strong enough, you may need to apply again next year, when you have a better academic record. Your GPA isn't very high, however, you took what appear to be very demanding courses, and that will help.</p>
<p>If you had strong high school performance, I think you'll stand a reasonable chance. If not, you may need another year's worth to boost your chances.</p>
<p>Well my high school GPA Was 3.4 with a 23 on the ACT. I took lots of AP classes.</p>
<p>Are test scores and high school transcripts required of transfer students? </p>
<p>Only a copy of the high school transcript is required for admission to determine whether a student meets the foreign language requirement.</p>
<p>So that means they will not look at my high school grades then to base their decision on?</p>
<p>No...that statement only applies to folks who will have taken 2 years of courses till the time of transferring and have taken at least a year at the time of applying.</p>
<p>Your high school grades will weigh a lot more than your college grades.</p>
<p>Just called them and they said that they will not use the high school transcript as a decision factor same with SAT scores. She never said that it only applies to kids who are removed from high school for two years</p>
<p>You are from California. I am talking about Vrigina Tech and Virgina State schools. We have different rules here than in California!!!!</p>
<p>Virgina Tech only uses it as a way to see you meet their foreign language requirement!!1</p>