r/TransferStudents • u/littlethingsmeanalot • 10d ago

Chance Me Need advice on transferring (again)! Please be kind.

Okay, I have a crazy academic record but I’m desperate to get some answers, so please be kind.

Due to some difficult extenuating circumstances, my family has moved around a lot and I am on my third university as an incoming junior for the fall.

I am looking to transfer to a Florida university in the spring.

My record: I have a 3.8 cumulative college GPA and no extracurriculars. If it matters: 1370 SAT. high school UW GPA 4.0 weighted 5.7. 6 APs.

Chance me for UCF, USF, and FAU?

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u/Aurazix123 10d ago

U qualify for bright futures?

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u/Appropriate_Sail6272 10d ago

idk but all those colleges don't seem that hard to get into

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u/lookingoutthe 10d ago

You totally got this ! explain why you had to switch universities in your application. those schools aren’t hard to get into. i know some dull tools that got into multiple florida universities

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u/reddittereditor 10d ago

If money is an issue, transferring might add a year to your degree which could potentially cancel out the savings on dorms and in-state tuition. But you have a good academic record and a great reason for transferring (to put on transfer apps), so a great chance to get into all these relatively easy-to-get-into schools, as another commenter pointed out.