<p>Ok So I have a 2020 SAT superscore, and a 104 TOEFL. Unfortunately, I did not get into any good colleges this year. I was accepted only at safeties, and since I cannot, under any circumstances, take another year off, I have to attend a safety school in the us. Currently, I’m thinking of going to Caldwell College, NJ, and thinking of transferring to a good school. I do not know much of the transfers from caldwell college, so i was wondering if there was anybody to help.</p>
<p>Does anybody know how hard is it to transfer from caldwell? Also, I need a lot of financial aid. I was offered a $25000 scholarship at caldwell, and still its very hard for me to pay for the remaining expenses. </p>
<p>So i’m thinking of transferrring to
- Uni of Michigan–ann harbor
- Villanova Uni
- Texam A&M, and a few of the ivies.
I wanted to know, will there be scholarships/financial aid for me if I transfer to such schools?</p>
<p>From what I’ve read, international transfers are rarely (in the sense that it is very competitive) given aid. Nonetheless, yes, there will be scholarships available. Aid - tough</p>
<p>But I don’t know, would you be counted as a int’l transfer in the first place? I mean, who are int’l transfers ? * Internationals who transfer * or * students transferring from international schools * ?</p>
<p>And what is the basis of this classification? Placing UMich on the top, and * A&M and a few of the ivies * at the bottom.</p>
<p>stay in the college you are in. You won’t get aid at michigan or a&m or nova.</p>
<p>Do any of you guys know how good Caldwell is? Of course its a safety, but still.</p>
<p>@compscifan the list is random. There is no basis of classification. Just wrote em’ off the top of my head.</p>
<p>@dibbasatya are there any colleges/unis that do? i mean i’m not aiming at ivies or anything. Just want to transfer to a reputed school that offers engineering. Any suggestions?</p>