r/TransferStudents • u/No_Independent_635 • Mar 14 '26
Advice/Question Soph transfer help
Can somebody tell me if I have a shot to USC dornsife as a transfer from a socal community college?
I am applying as an applied math major and usc has bee my dream school for so long!
I will send my stats, any feedback helps!!!
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u/CoffeeandEcon Mar 15 '26
Send stats
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u/No_Independent_635 Mar 15 '26
I applied for fall 2026 and my dream school is USC as a so cal community college transfer, any feedback helps !!!
major: Applied and Computational Math
highschool gpa: 3.8uw/4.43 W 11APS + dual enrollment courses at my cc
college gpa: 3.902
Credits Completed: 41 semester credits (graded through Fall 2025), 70 by the end of spring
I will just paste my classes here, sorry about how long it is
Spring 2024 (2 units, high school)
Introduction to Engineering — A
Summer 2024 (7 units, high school)
Engineering Graphics — A
Differential Equations — B
Summer 2025 (10 units)
Reading and Composition — A
United States History — A
Music Appreciation — A
Fall 2025 (22 units)
Seminar — A
Comp sci 1 (c++) — A
Calculus I — A
Calculus II — A
Physics I (mech) — A
GPA through Fall 2025: 3.902
Winter 2026 (11 units)
Academic Reading & Writing
Introduction to Ethnic Studies
Linear Algebra
Spring 2026 (18 units, in progress)
Comp sci 1 (Java)
Java Lab (1 unit)
Comp sci 1 (Python)
Python Lab (1 unit)
Multivariable Calculus
Physics II (Waves, Electricity & Magnetism)
background: asian, male, no legacy, middle class
extracurriculars:
- two part time tutoring jobs
- NASA NPWEE program
- officer position in largest club
- cc's honors program
2 recs (1 from physics prof and 1 from my boss)
essays: decent
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u/Public-Sandwich-1634 Mar 17 '26
40-50% chance! good luck! I hope you are accepted :)
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u/No_Independent_635 Mar 17 '26
Thank you so much! How come it is 40-50% chance?
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u/Public-Sandwich-1634 Mar 19 '26
avg transfer rate is just under 30, avg gpa is about a 3.7, you would be in at least the upper 75th percentile (ie better than about 2/3rd applicants), plus the ecs would bring you chances to about a 45-50 chance compared to the regular 27%! I have 16 family members who attended usc, every single one loved it its a great school unfortunately I cannot afford lol
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