I’m an international student applying for undergraduate international transfer - psychology major.
Nationallity: Brazilian
Race: Latino/White (not sure what you guys consider latino lol)
GPA: 3.66/4.00 - UT said they don’t convert international grades to a 4pt scale so my average is between A and B+ (A-, although they don’t consider A- for evaluating so I don’t know what they will make of that)/ never got a grade below B. 60+ credit hours
ECs: 2 years 37h/week of work in real estate with 2 awards of highest overall sales value of the month, 2 years 2h/week as scientific initiate and lab/research assistant in research group, 6 months 2h/week of tutoring at my current university, 6 months 2h/week of volunteer work on research, 1 month of volunteering 7h/week in a familiarization period in psychiatric hospital, summer job for 2 months 48h/week with 1 award of best salesman, 2 months 5h/week in a laboratory capacitation course with 1 award by scoring a final grade above 92%, volunteer for 6 months 2h/week class assistant in one of my faculty’s courses/invited by the professor.
Essays: TOPIC A (SoP); TOPIC E - Both are really strong
Recommendation Letters: 2 letters from prestiged researchers and professors - they both have PhD and multiple publications abroad. Recommendation Letters are not required by the university
TOEFL: Scored 95. The requirement is 79, they don’t ask for any specific scores on writing, reading, listening or speaking. An officer told me since I’ve already scored 16 points above the requirement, taking the test again for a better grade wouldn’t improve my chances
Skills: I speak 4 languages. English - fluent (I’m a C1 proficiency-level, self-thought), Spanish - fluent, German - Intermediate with proficiency award, Portuguese - native.
So, what are my chances?