<p>Hi!</p>
<p>I’m a student at Mendoza at Notre Dame, and I was wondering about my chances at a transfer this fall to Cornell A&S (and if Dyson chooses to looks at my application, so much the better I guess). An approximation of my stats (with college GPA and SAT exact):</p>
<p>SAT: 2400
ACT: 36
ND GPA (with advanced and, in one case, grad level coursework): 4.0 first, 4.0 midterm 2nd
Econ/Math major, with micro/macro and calc ii, iii courses taken</p>
<p>High school - accidentally applied to the entirely wrong college at Cornell ED, which might have had something to do with not getting in, but maybe it just wasn’t the right time. 4/4 weighted, generally great resume, gpa could be a bit higher but was above the average accepted from my HS (“elite” -hate to use that word- private, east coast).
Essay top-knotch</p>
<p>Reasons for transfer:
- Lack of diversity
- My intended concentration/major program, as well as my intended minor/double major, is not here in any way, shape, or form.
- The above programs are very strong at Cornell.
- I am sure I want to work on the East Coast, and ND seems to attract Midwestern firms.
- Really, really want Greek life (not on my app, since it’s not an academic reason), which is nonexistent here.
- Want a school without a religion/philosphy/humanities based core - I find the humanities interesting, but want to choose which classes I want to take.</p>
<p>Thus, I think my stats and reason for a potential transfer are all reasonable. With that being said, I’d love feedback on whether or not you think the transfer would be a smart idea, as there’s still time to think about it.</p>