I'm applying as a transfer to BU for Fall of 2014. I'm currently a freshman, and my first semester went way better than I'd expect it to be.
I'm applying into the College of Arts and Sciences.
After my final exams, my average GPA is about a 3.7 (4.0 scale).
This semester, I've taken College Writing I, Intro. to Psych., Communications Media, and Intermediate Spanish I.
Next semester, I'm taking College Writing II, Principles of Sociology, Intro. Stats., and Intermediate Spanish II.
I feel that if I keep on putting in the hard work, it'll pay off, and I'll still be able to maintain my current GPA or higher.
I didn't do so well in high school, and I felt like I didn't try to the best of my ability. My final senior year GPA was a 3.5 (5.0 scale) and I had crap SAT/ACT test scores. I applied to BU as a senior and got rejected.
I visited BU for a transfer session, and they stressed that test scores are not required, and they want to see the progress one has made from high school to college (if applied in high school).
I know that BU's transfer acceptance rate is very low because it is so competitive, but BU is still my top choice university, and I don't think that I would stop trying to get in if I were to get rejected this time... But I don't want to jinx it.
What do you guys think? Do I even stand a chance?
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