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Talking Transfer: Carving Your Own Path! 

Georgia Tech Admissions Blog

This week we welcome Transfer Program Manager, LaSean Price, to the blog. With over 15 years of experience working with and supporting transfer students, I’d like to offer some guidance and advice while you contemplate navigating this journey. Transferring from one college to another is more common than you may think.

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How to Write Harvard’s Transfer Essays

Ivy College Essay

How to Write Harvard’s Transfer Essays How to Write Harvard’s Transfer Essays – expert tips and advice from a former Harvard admissions interviewer and Harvard graduate. So, you want to try to get in to Harvard as a transfer student, do you? How do you hope to use your Harvard education in the future?* (200

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Transfer Acceptance Rates and Top Tips

Top Tier Admissions

You know you want to transfer, and why—now it’s helpful to see where you’ll have the best odds of being admitted. Transfer acceptance rates vary widely and sometimes unexpectedly. Knowing which colleges are more transfer-friendly can help you narrow down your list and target the right schools. 29% Columbia 3.7% 13% Cornell 7.3%

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How to Transfer to Vassar

The Koppelman Group

Vassar is competitive for first-year students, but it’s even more so for transfers. First year applicants are looking down a 19% acceptance rate, while transfers are looking at around 9%. Keep reading for our tips and tricks to have the most competitive transfer application to Vassar as you can. If you’re reading this, probably!

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UT-Austin External Transfer Admissions Guide

Tex Admissions

Note: this post is for External Transfers who are not UT students. Current UT students wanting to change their major or internally transfer can consult this post. Public Service Announcement: Enrolling at Austin Community College (ACC) does not improve your UT transfer chances. Many transfer students are nontraditional.

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How to Transfer to Swarthmore

The Koppelman Group

If you’re thinking about transferring to Swarthmore, know it is highly, highly competitive. of transfer students. Don’t get too panicked, we have some tricks and tips to help you maximize your Swarthmore transfer app. International students who require financial aid to attend Swarthmore are also not eligible to transfer.”

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How to Transfer to Pomona

The Koppelman Group

This rings true for their transfer rates too, with a 7.1% acceptance rate for transfers last cycle. That’s not a lot of spots for potential transfers, which means you need to prepare a really strong application, and that starts as soon as you start college. To put it more plainly, 474 students applied, and 34 were admitted.