Unique Transferring situation

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Hi!
So I'm a very confused student, and some advice would be greatly appreciated. I graduated from high school in 2007. I graduated with both a high school diploma and an IB certification. I had a GPA of 3.6 and a SAT score of 1980. I applied and got admission into Univ of Toronto, Queens University, and Univ of Bristish Columbia. I went to Univ of Toronto for a degree in biotech, but due to not studying properly and family problems, I left the program and came to India. Here I am doing a BSc in math, statistics, and economics major in the #1 ranked college in Bangalore. I expect I can get about a 70-75% average GPA. However, I want to transfer back to the US or Canada after my 2nd year. I have a few questions
~If I apply for a transfer to the universities I've gotten admitted into in 2007, is there a higher chance of me getting re-admitted?
~How important are college grades for these 4 semesters vs my high school grades?
~What can I do that will better my chances of getting into a good university?
~What are my chances of getting into the Univ of Michigan or Michigan State University?</p>

<p>Thanks in advance</p>

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<p>If you are a transfer student, colleges will be looking at your college grades more so than your high school grades. </p>

<p>I suggest you apply as a transfer student and work hard to get the best grades possible.
In order to up your chances, start a club or an organization. Get involved with the community,and start thinking about writing your essays!</p>

<p>Getting re-admitted is a different story. They might not like the fact that you left their college to attend another one. If you really want to get back in, I suggest you write why you left and explain your low grades. Do not, however, make up excuses whether they’re real or made up. Take responsibility of your own mistakes. </p>

<p>As for U of Mich. or Mich. SU, if you’re applying for the fall of 2010 entrance, know that the graduating class of 2010 is the BIGGEST in the history of graduating classes so there is going to be a lot of competition.</p>

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<p>Thanks a lot for your advice =]
I will be attending smith as a junior this fall</p>