CCN Lateral Transfer Forum

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CCN Lateral Transfer

Post by Anonymous User » Tue May 20, 2014 12:45 pm

Hi! I am currently at CCN and, because of personal reasons, would like to transfer to my home market to another CCN school. I am above median, urm. Does anyone have any thoughts how high grades have to be for a lateral transfer in the CCN grouping? I have searched a lot and haven't really found much information.

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Re: CCN Lateral Transfer

Post by kaiser » Tue May 20, 2014 1:02 pm

Doubt median will get you a lateral transfer. Consider the applicant pool of transfers. Its essentially all T20-50 students who are literally at the top of their classes, and a few T10 or T14 kids who were at least top quarter or so. But it can't hurt to at least try (though you have to be sensitive to the situation in asking for letters of recommendation from professors)

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Re: CCN Lateral Transfer

Post by tww909 » Tue May 20, 2014 1:14 pm

I'll disagree with the previous advice at least based on my anecdotal evidence at SLS. We had at or near median transfers from Cornell, Columbia, and Berkeley all for personal reasons.

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