Does applying to the School of Education affect my chances, which are classified as a

Colleges & Universities University of Southern California
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<p>My junior year, I had a 3.3 unweighted gpa, and my chances of getting in looked poor.</p>

<p>At this point, I have received my SAT scores, (1970 overall, 590 in Math, 690 in Reading, 690 in writing), and my unweighted gpa is a 3.67 (3.9 weighted).</p>

<p>My extracurriculars are pretty good (internationally read music blog, a 5 year job that connects with my major of choice, a youth program, a Student Ambassador, and in Student School Publications) I don’t have the best gpa, but so far it’s fair. (btw, to anyone who doesn’t know, USC counts the unweighted gpa when making application decisions)</p>

<p>Going to USC is so important to me - it’s the only campus (out of the many I’ve visited) that I have felt truly happy and comfortable on. I am willing to go the transfer route, but for the next few months, should I be panicking or not think about it? My school of choice is the one of Education, will that affect my admission?</p>

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<p>I applied to USC as well! At first I was panicking and worrying about my test scores and how I stacked up against previous admittees and current applicants. I’m now relaxed and calm about it because I convinced myself that everything is going toturn out for the best. If I get accepted, that’s great! If I don’t, that’s okay too because I have backup schools that I can consider! I hope you get accepted and good luck! Don’t worry about it! Just focus on your senior year and relax! :-)</p>

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<p>SarBee-- to my knowledge, USC’s Rossier School of Education only offers admissions to graduate students, not undergrad, so your question has me puzzled. Have you checked all this out?</p>