Well, Its Time

Transfer Students
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<p>Hello Everyone,
I did really horrible in high school (2.0 GPA); I got a bunch of F's and such. I did do fairly well on the ACT, so I still got into college. I have been attending DePaul University in Chicago, and I planned to go here for 2 years, and then transfer; but I've decided that after a year and a half, the time to leave is now. I have 30hrs completed and 12 more in progress. I have a 3.789 GPA, and had excellent recommendations submitted (I was on a first name basis with both the profs). I am also fairly good at writing essays, so those were okay. I applied to some schools for spring transfer.</p>

<p>I applied to:
Syracuse University (they didn't even want HS transcripts)
Purdue University - West Lafayette
University of Iowa
Loyola University Chicago
Indiana University Bloomington</p>

<p>How do you guys think this is gonna turn out. I'm just curious so I can get a better idea of what might happen, before I actually receive the letters. Oh, and I applied as a Psychology major.</p>

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<p>Bump ... Why is it every time i post on here...no one replies</p>

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<p>well... if you are on track with the courses towards ur major then you should be good.</p>

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<p>You should be able to get into all or most of those schools, since your college GPA is high and you're applying as a junior transfer. If you wish, add more competitive schools to your list.</p>

<p>Btw, is it true that DePaul students think of Loyola students as rich, spoiled and snobby? generally, I prefer the vibe I get from DePaul students. They seem interesting.</p>

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<p>Your college GPA is very good and will strongly outweigh your HS one. You're lookin good.</p>

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<p>Ive never heard anyone talk about loyola students as being rich and snobby, but it wouldn't matter anyway because our girls are much hotter anyway.</p>