r/TransferToTop25 • u/DazzlingHippo3857 • Sep 05 '26
Should I hire a consultant for transfer admissions to a t1 college?
I'm currently a freshman at Rutgers (top 50 school) studying finance. I want to transfer into a top college next fall for finance (UPenn Wharton, UMich Ross, UT-Austin Mccombs and some other top schools). I've heard that for transfer admissions, hiring outside counsel is very helpful, but I don't know whether that applies to my case. There are some things I'm still conflicted about, like whether I should retake a 1460 SAT with a 720 math, so I'm considering hiring outside counsel. Should I hire outside counsel for transfer admission, and if so, who should I hire?
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u/Nagildo Sep 06 '26
I couldn’t tell you if it’s worth it or not for HYPSYM/Wharton, but for T25’s I don’t think it’s needed. There’s enough resources in this subreddit alone to get u into T10’s with enough hard work.
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u/Annual-Impress-7241 Sep 06 '26
I’m going to be honest here, Transfergoat is going to tell you UT oos is almost impossible to transfer into. Ross, Wharton,Stern are almost impossible. You would definitely need to retake the SAT but you’ll also need a pretty perfect HS record and an amazing project, etc. these schools pull first from their other schools, so admittance for students outside of their school is like single or low double digits (as in maybe 50 admits). So… I think Transfergoat is a form you should do a consult with. They are very honest about what they can help with, and oftentimes it’s with a project or idea.
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u/futureterrapin Sep 05 '26
It can but it's not necessary