wharton transfer chance

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<p>HS GPA: 3.2/4.0
SAT: 1440/1600 2170/2400
SAT2: 700/800 US history 700/800 Math 1
APs: 5/5 gov 5/5 english lang/comp</p>

<p>College GPA: 4.0
College: Rutgers university business school
Year: Freshman, trying to go in as a sophmore</p>

<p>Classes 1st sem:
Calc 1
Micro econ
World lit
Physical anthropology (evolution)
Business fourm (business intro type course)</p>

<p>classes 2nd sem:
Stats
Intermediate microecon
macroecon
business writing
us history 2 (for my diversity req)</p>

<p>Recommendations:
No idea how good theyll be, prob pretty good</p>

<p>Essay:
no idea, let's say mediocre as worst case scenario. Ill probs write about maturity blah blah, getting better grades in college and realizing my responsibilities and that bullsht.</p>

<p>edit: If not this year ill apply to as a sophmore but their website says they like people applying to go in as sophmores. either way i can surely get 4.0 for the foreseeable future. I better get in eventually I didn't pass up on drinking, girls and partying to get stuck at a state school lmfao.</p>

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<p>63 views and not 1 person can say yes/no/maybe ? come on guys…</p>

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<p>700 on Math I is a little low. It’s important to show that you are good at math. SAT Math II would have been good to take but since you didn’t, make sure to maintain that 4.0 next semester</p>

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<p>It’s a definite reach, your SAT is pretty low for Wharton, not to mention transferring to Penn, let alone Wharton is EXTREMELY COMPETITIVE. High-school GPA will probably come into play, and frankly, a 3.2 is quite low. Furthermore, an admissions officer will be able to see right through an essay that you yourself describe as “bullsht.” </p>

<p>I would certainly not bank on getting in. Best of luck!</p>