<p>Hey, I'm currently a freshman at an out-of-state university looking to transfer to U-Mich next fall and I was wondering if anyone could please chance me! I need something to boost my confidence and someone to point out the weak areas of my application/resume</p>
<p>College Stats:</p>
<p>Current year/major: Freshman/Mechanical engineering
Reason to transfer: Continue Mechanical engineering but explore aerospace (possibly double major) since my current college does not offer any such program
GPA: Perfect 4.0 (Dean's List)
1st semester classes - 19 credits
Planned 2nd semester classes - 23 credits
E.C's: Rubik's Cube Club, Quiz Bowl Team, Japanese Club</p>
<p>High School Stats:</p>
<p>Diploma Type: IB
GPA: ~4.24 W
Grades: Mostly B's, decent amount of A's, and some C's throughout the years
SAT: 600 (R), 710 (M), 560 (W) -> 1310/1600 or 1870/2400
SAT Subject Tests: 720 (Biology E), 660 (Math 2)
ACT: 28 Composite (27 Eng., 33 Math, 26 Reading, 27 Sci, 25 Combined Eng/Writing)
AMC-12: 73.5 (11th grade) - Tie for first place in school
National Spanish Exam: Level 2 - 63rd percentile (9th grade), Level 3 - 72nd percentile (10th
grade)
Virginia Math League: 1st place tie at school level (10th grade), Top scorer for 12th class
Extracurriculars: Free math tutoring (10,11,12), Part-time sales associate at Best Buy for 1 year, Forensics Speech and Debate (12), Robotics (12), Co-president of Mu Alpha Theta (12)
Other Noteworthy Info:
-Took college classes at community college during junior and senior year (Engineering Statics (Grade: C), Statistics (A), Engineering Dynamics (C), Differential Equ. (B))</p>
<p>I'm thinking that I may actually have a shot since I achieved a 4.0 GPA with 19 credits, which shows I improved considerably academically since I used to makes A's, B's and some C's in high school classes, and C's in college-level classes. What do you guys think? Do I have really have a shot with my current stats? Is there any thing I can do before I submit my app that will improve my chances, no matter how small? </p>
<p>Thanks and I really really appreciate it!</p>