<p>@Dreamingowl Yeah I got accepted to UNC also last semester, but I decided not to go. I’m wondering how would it be for transfer students to transition into U-M academically. You guys think our GPA will take a huge hit?</p>
<p>@Matisyahu: Haha, you were also accepted 
? Actually I predict my GPA to U-M might be higher than my current 3.54 actually, or at least the same. Since my college’s academic sometimes is so rigorous that I even crossed my bottom line–twice. If I didn’t taken those two courses, I should be at least 3.7+. Besides, if we transfered to U-M, our GPA would count completely new right?</p>
<p>@Dreamingowl yeah I made a myunc Id and everything. Our GPA resets but if you want to go to grad school like me, they will count the whole GPA. I have a 4.0 right now with 60+ credits at the end of this semesters, and I just want to make sure the new school doesn’t catch me off guard.</p>
<p>@Matisyahu: I faced some tragedy which made my GPA very embarrassing. My school’s 3.3 equal to many school’s 3.8-3.9. This is why I felt extremly worry about whether I could get in to U-M or not, compered to you guys’.</p>
<p>And I did make comments that my college’s rigor is among Top5, but I am not sure how U-M will look at it.</p>
<p>@Dreamingowl I’m not sure really but I’m sure they will take into consideration that you went to a rigorous LAC.</p>
<p>@Matisyahu: Thank you. As I finished everything last week, I realized that actually Waiting is much more excruciating than Application.</p>
<p>is there any housing link that we can click to check if we are accepted or not? I think i have seen it in some threads. Forgot if its UM or some other schools…</p>
<p>@d4wnzz: I called U-M and they said we will be notified through email later</p>
<p>I think he means that to see if we were accepted even before we officially are. I know Cornell does it for housing too.</p>
<p>Then I don’t know. U-M is rowing system. Is it true that some students received results during mid-Oct even though they just submitted at the end of Sept ?</p>
<p>The only thing I heard of happening is getting an email of your transfer credit evaluation (evaluates what classes transfer and what doesnt, etc) before you actually get your acceptance email.</p>
<p>@Dreamingowl - They say its rolling, but it doesn’t seem so. It is true that some people who submitted their application late September received their decision in early October.</p>
<p>If accepted, what dorms are you guys going to live in? Is there some special village for transfers only or specifically for transfers?</p>
<p>I received credit transfer too last semester when I was admitted to UNC-Chapel Hill. </p>
<p>@albo23: could I know what do you mean by “doesn’t seems so”? Well I guess I have to wait at least one month in order to get any email from them again. But I guess winter semester transfer pool might be smaller than fall applicants?</p>
<p>It doesn’t seem like it’s rolling because students in the past had submitted late but got an early decision.</p>
<p>which means the process seem to be a “mess”… I don’t know if my Sep.22nd was late.</p>
<p>Hey Guys I have a question, what if I was deffered or waiting list? How long I have to wait for a later possible admission ?</p>
<p>@Owl im pretty sure at least late nov to dec. BTW why did u turn down UNC? lol… oh and did u apply elsewhere? I applied to UoR as well. @Everyone! What other schools did everyone apply to???</p>
<p>@d4wnzz: UoR-University of Richmond? Well before I kind of prefer liberal arts college,so last semester I only said to myself that I would transfer only if it is my top choice women colleges, or I will not change. And finally only UNC-Chapel Hill admitted me but at that time all of my head was about LAC, so I decline it. But after a whole summer, I kind of feel it’s would be also great to transfer to a big univ. So this time I aim at U-M.</p>