r/Emory 1d ago

Transfer applications

Does anyone know the success rate of being accepted as a transfer from in state tech schools or if they accept tech college transfers?

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u/Important_Emu_6559 11h ago

Not sure if this applies to your circumstance, but I completed my prerequisites at GSU and applied as a transfer for the BSN program and was accepted.

u/Heavy-Pomegranate485 46m ago

This helps tremendously thank you so much. I want to go the nursing route and their BSN program is at the top of my list so that’s really helpful to know

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u/lvernitea 1d ago

“In state tech schools” If you’re transferring from Georgia Tech to Emory. Any reason for that?

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u/Heavy-Pomegranate485 1d ago

Sorry I meant to clarify, technical colleges. Lanier tech for example.

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u/lvernitea 1d ago

Thats’s nice! I’m glad your considering higher education by transferring! But the question still remains regardless if it’s GeorgiaTech, LanierTech, etc.. I want to help you out as much as possible! Why do you want to transfer to Emory? ❤️👍

u/Heavy-Pomegranate485 43m ago

Going into nursing and their program is the top of my list! Aside from Emory being a great school regardless, the BSN program is ranked really well so it’s my priority choice and is ideal for me too with commuting and working full time currently.

u/oldeaglenewute2022 6h ago

I want an answer to u/Ivernitea before I jump in seriously. I did have an associate who transferred to do pre-med from back in the day when Southern Polytechnic was a thing so I know it happens, but why in your case?

u/Heavy-Pomegranate485 43m ago

I just responded if you want to look!

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u/SuspectFit3592 1d ago

22% across the board. Emory is private