<p>Any transfers admitted yet? Everyone says wait till April.</p>
<p>I am sure transfers havent been notified yet because they have yet to end freshman admissions. Its just way too early and i even consider april to be too early. I am betting most of us will hear early-to-mid may because usc will request grades from many applicants when the semester ends</p>
<p>Whats up. I am a transfer hopeful and haven't heard a thing yet. I hate waiting! I want USC so bad, that school kicks a**. I have a question for others transfers, since the time I applied and turned in my essay and everything, a couple of things have happened that I think may appeal to USC. First, I have gotten some new grades (wintersession class), and also started an internship with a law firm. Do you think it would help me to write adcoms or the admission office a follow up letter telling them about my new internship, ec's, and reiterate my desire to go there or should I not worry about it. Oh yeah, what is up with these mid-year grades I am hearing about?
Thanks</p>
<p>I'm with USCwannabe. I think maybe those transfers with above average stats are the ones finding out in April. I'm not expecting to hear from them until late May-early June. I can't wait!</p>
<p>Are any of you guys sending midterm grades? I know they don't require them but don't you guys think it will help one if they see all A's?</p>
<p>Yea, if you get all A's this semester, it will definately help. It will show a more continuous trend in college work. </p>
<p>And whoever has an internship at a law firm, i would say to definately write a follow up. Thats big news, not to mention you could also include your midterm grades. It can only help</p>
<p>I don't know that they should be called "mid-year" grades, I go to GCC and this semester just started last month. I think it would be too early to have an instuctor sign a grade sheet right now. Thus, the dilemma is, when is too late to have your current work considered for admission?!</p>