Chance me for transfer to Columbia GS, Cornell ILR and Syracuse University(undergrad biz)!?
Asked by Daniel HHi, I'm an intl. student currently attending a university in the US, and I wanna transfer to Columbia GS, Cornell ILR or Syracuse U so bad! (if possible, as a sophomore) here's my stat; gpa 3.8/4.0 major in accounting 150 hours community service - the most outstanding international student award/citywide - top 1 for national music composition contest - top 3 (bronze)for national music performance concours - top 6.66% in the nation - test of english proficiency developed by the top univ in home nation -the president of the entire school student body - junior school co-founder and the VP of the first official school international student council in the district - took part in the model united nations as a delegate - a member of the city drama production group - the chief producer of the school broadcasting system - full scholarship admission offered by an art college i dunno if they help. plz, state ur expertise! thx!
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Answered by WestlifeForLife
I think you have a pretty good chance of getting into one of these schools. I go to Syracuse University (I'm a sophomore) and, frankly, there aren't many people (at least that I'm aware of) with such an impressive repertoire. Give it a try. I don't really know how transferring from one school to another works, but my guess is that you'd have nothing to lose! The professors here are really good at what they do (at least the ones I've had so far) and will go to great lengths to help you succeed!!! You can go to the school's website and find out more: www.syr.edu Feel free to contact me if you have any questions regarding SU! Best wishes :) P.S.: I hear that the program for international students is really good!
I think you have a pretty good chance of getting into one of these schools. I go to Syracuse University (I'm a sophomore) and, frankly, there aren't many people (at least that I'm aware of) with such an impressive repertoire. Give it a try. I don't really know how transferring from one school to another works, but my guess is that you'd have nothing to lose! The professors here are really good at what they do (at least the ones I've had so far) and will go to great lengths to help you succeed!!! You can go to the school's website and find out more: www.syr.edu Feel free to contact me if you have any questions regarding SU! Best wishes :) P.S.: I hear that the program for international students is really good!
