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What are my chances?
Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2014 6:55 pm
by Anonymous User
I have a 3.42 (top third, 28% to be exact) at a T45. I am trying for either Notre Dame or GW. Softs are pretty good for a non-URM. Any thoughts? If I am out of my mind, what other choices may be available for me?
Thanks doodz.
Re: What are my chances?
Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2014 8:15 pm
by thebobs1987
Anonymous User wrote:I have a 3.42 (top third, 28% to be exact) at a T45. I am trying for either Notre Dame or GW. Softs are pretty good for a non-URM. Any thoughts? If I am out of my mind, what other choices may be available for me?
Thanks doodz.
ND's market is Chicago, GW's is DC. They are regional schools and you'd be paying sticker by transferring to them. Where do you want to work after and what region is your current school in and what scholarships do you have right now?
Re: What are my chances?
Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2014 8:20 pm
by Anonymous User
I would ideally like to be in DC. I'm currently in the south east and paying half tuition at a school that can't really reach into DC. Also, I hate the region that I am in...
Re: What are my chances?
Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2014 8:25 pm
by patogordo
i don't think you would have better odds transferring to GW. especially considering the cost.
Re: What are my chances?
Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2014 8:27 pm
by thebobs1987
Anonymous User wrote:I would ideally like to be in DC. I'm currently in the south east and paying half tuition at a school that can't really reach into DC. Also, I hate the region that I am in...
I'd do EA at Gtown if it is still available. If you want DC don't go to ND. Probably have a decent to good shot at GW. Not sure I'd pay sticker there though. Gtown is the better option if you can improve this semester and get in there
Re: What are my chances?
Posted: Tue Mar 11, 2014 7:57 am
by Nebby
thebobs1987 wrote:Anonymous User wrote:I would ideally like to be in DC. I'm currently in the south east and paying half tuition at a school that can't really reach into DC. Also, I hate the region that I am in...
I'd do EA at Gtown if it is still available. If you want DC don't go to ND. Probably have a decent to good shot at GW. Not sure I'd pay sticker there though. Gtown is the better option if you can improve this semester and get in there
Unless he/she has all of his/her stuff in by Friday, including the transfer certificate he/she needs signed by his/her registrar and mailed, then it'll be too late for EA to GULC.
OP: I would stop whatever else you're doing and focus on grades. Get as close to a 4.0 as you can and GULC regular admission is a real possibility--if not then GW for sure. If you want to work in DC, and your school won't get you there, then paying sticker at GW at least ensures you're in the market you hope to break into.
Re: What are my chances?
Posted: Tue Mar 11, 2014 8:01 am
by anan
thought about W&M?
Re: What are my chances?
Posted: Tue Mar 11, 2014 9:06 am
by transferror
anan wrote:thought about W&M?
Don't
Re: What are my chances?
Posted: Tue Mar 11, 2014 10:36 pm
by lhanvt13
Sorry to semi-hijack but what about if I'm looking for IP? Is GW still a bad choice?
Re: What are my chances?
Posted: Wed Mar 12, 2014 12:00 am
by MikeEatFood
^^ I'd like to know this too. Also, my stats are similar to OPs, what do you think my chances are at ND?
Re: What are my chances?
Posted: Wed Mar 12, 2014 8:00 am
by Nebby
MikeEatFood wrote:^^ I'd like to know this too. Also, my stats are similar to OPs, what do you think my chances are at ND?
There's relatively scant transfer data on anything outside of the T14, so my only advice is to apply and hope for the best.
Re: What are my chances?
Posted: Wed Mar 12, 2014 2:34 pm
by UMich11
thebobs1987 wrote:Anonymous User wrote:I have a 3.42 (top third, 28% to be exact) at a T45. I am trying for either Notre Dame or GW. Softs are pretty good for a non-URM. Any thoughts? If I am out of my mind, what other choices may be available for me?
Thanks doodz.
ND's market is Chicago, GW's is DC. They are regional schools and you'd be paying sticker by transferring to them. Where do you want to work after and what region is your current school in and what scholarships do you have right now?
ND has some weight in NYC and LA, so if those are targets it's a solid option.