<p>JMU
I had a 3.86 in the fall, and a 3.66 for mid-terms “end of the year will be higher, after i get some grades dropped”</p>
<p>In highschool I was mostly just a B student, but atleast I was in all AP’s, honors.</p>
<p>1380 SAT
good recommendations</p>
<p>year long exchange student in high school</p>
<p>in state
male</p>
<p>You have a very decent shot, but if I were you I would make an effort in the personal essay to discuss what you could contribute to the diverse and talented WM student body that the next transfer applicant could not. Transfers are an important part of the WM student body and have a reputation of being active on campus and bringing real-world experience having many times worked to pay for their first year(s) of college. WM is very much interested in tranfers, because they bring some intangibles to the College which make the student body even more diverse and talented. They are well aware that every transfer has his or her story as to how they wound up applying to WM. Write an essay which tells your story while simultaneously exemplifying your desire to utilize your WM education to achieve your dreams. It’s about showing the admissiones committee that you and the school are a good fit. And like I said, let them know what you bring to the table that could make the student body stronger, more diverse, and more vibrant. Good luck.</p>
<p>I have no doubt that you will be accepted. Good job. You have a proven college record. SAT’s are fine. Contact admissions and try to show your interest as well. </p>
<p>Best of luck to you.</p>