<p>Good luck Matisyahu, not like you need it. ;)</p>
<p>I already have submitted my application, it never hurts to submit it early. I do not know the average GPA for transfer students. I know the acceptance rate for Fall '11 was 40%, nothing more.</p>
<p>Hey Matisyahu. From what I’ve been hearing, in-state vs.OOS doesn’t really make that much of a difference when transferring. It only really makes a difference when applying for freshman admission. It’s kind of unfortunate for me because I’m an in-state student, but it does make it more fair. Best of luck to you! (With your stats, you’re not going to need it)</p>
<p>You can send however many you want. However, a letter of recommendation is not needed or required for transfer acceptance. From what I understand, the only credentials that are really looked at for people of Junior status are the number of credits taken and college GPA. For people who are of sophomore status like myself, they will also look at my high school grades and ACT score when making a decision.</p>
<p>I’m not as much of a gamer as I used to be. I mean I still do play, just not nearly as much. I’m an Xbox, steam, and gameboy kinda guy. Megagamerexe is really just an old screename of mine that I put when I don’t know what else to write. Pertaining to your other question, you have to be more specific. Michigan is freezing cold in the winter, but it can also be over 100 degrees in the summer. Really, the weather is unpredictable and can change instantly.</p>
<p>Oh, and I don’t know if it matters, but for EC’s, I work like 10 hours a week and I play on the club rugby team at UM-Ann Arbor. I don’t think it makes much of a difference, but it’s something.</p>