Upenn question!

Greetings all!

I’m currently a freshman at the University at Albany who intends to try and transfer into UPenn in the Fall of 2017.

I was wondering how much my old SATs from high school would be weighed in my transfer application as a junior?

Due to personal issues/reason my high school stats are awful, with a 2.7 GPA and 1560 SAT.

However things are looking pretty grand for me now in the University at Albany I just finished my first semester with a 3.68( Should have been a 4.0 but I had absences at the beginning) and there is a good chance of me gaining admittance into the Honors College there. As far as ECs I joined a well known business organization and volunteered some of my time to at The Ronald McDonald Charity House. I am very intent on finishing out my freshman and sophomores years with 4.0s and ending up with a cumulative 3.92 GPA (With Honors courses). If it matters I come from a household that only brings in 20K or less a year as well and I am the first from a family of middle eastern immigrants to attend college.

My major is Business/Finance and I do plan on building up my resume further to become a qualified applicant. ( Scholarships, further volunteering, etc.)

My question is though…
I know UPenn requires transfers to send in their SAT and HS stats but as a junior will my poorer stats hurt me even though I’ve had an exceptional undergrad career?

With a school as selective as Upenn Wharton I’m very worried that I’d have to take the SAT as college junior

They won’t be weighed too much since you’re going in as a junior — I wouldn’t worry about it.

Focus on what you can impact and change now, which is your GPA, and getting involved in killer EC’s. Do something original.

Thanks for your reply!
So If everything were to go right with me in the next few semesters ( 3.9 GPA w. honors , good ECs, and great essay) Do you think I’ll be competitive enough for Wharton?

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