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Hi, I'm posting under my mom's screen name.
I'm transferring to Bryn Mawr this year and I'm wondering how easy it is to make friends as a transfer. Are people friendly and open to making new friends?
I have not actually visited Bryn Mawr (I'll be a freshman in the fall ), but its welcoming and friendly vibe played a great role in my choosing it over other schools. It's all I can say, really, but I do think that you won't have a hard time fitting in! The campus is small and beautiful, the community tight-knit, and the classes small. You'll meet so many people over and over again, that you won't have a problem, I believe. From where are you transfering?
Hi, I'm answering for my D because she'll be gone for the rest of the summer.
She's very happy with the friendly responses she's gotten and said to say"thankyou".
Mandela, my D was accepted when she applied last year. She had a hard time turning them down and is happy to be going in September. She did have to reapply as a transfer. There is a seperate transfer form on the Bryn Mawr website that you can take a look at. It was a common app and an essay as I recall. You don't take the SAT's again. Take a look on the Bryn Mawr website under transfer apllicants for more info.
Don't go into school assuming you'll transfer, you'll probably grow to love school. My D went to a very rural school and she found the isolation depressing, but if not for that she actually liked her school.
yes, i am going to a very rural school as well. im from a huge city, so i am really nervous about that too. that is why i will probably consider transfering bc im really excited ab the actual school im going to... just not the location...
thanks for the reply! i hope your D loves Bryn Mawr!