i got into CAS..

Colleges & Universities New York University
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<p>how easy is it to transfer into Stern from there? </p>

<p>and</p>

<p>i’m an international student (0 aid), is the education at Stern worth the cost over McGill or Toronto?</p>

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<p>i’m picking stern over Queens’ and toronto commerce. Yes it is better since its the second in the states for finance, and stern is one of the top 5 business schools in the states. But it also depends if u want to stay in the US after graduation, i want to. Also, its NYC, which is a bigger financial center than Montreal, even Toronto. I’m also a canadian. i’m going to stern with 0 fin aid too.</p>

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<p>One of my roommates is a CAS Economics->Stern transfer. I imagine that it’s not the worst thing in the world to do.</p>

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<p>If you JUST got into CAS, why are you already trying to transfer to Stern?</p>

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<p>Why didn’t you just apply to Stern if you want to go there?</p>

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<p>I’m willing to bet it’s because it’s easier to get into CAS.</p>

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<p>Not necessarily. Show me a site with those stats.</p>

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<p>Enrollment by School (Fall, 2004)
College of Arts and Science: 6,551
Leonard N. Stern School of Business: 2,265
Steinhardt School of Education: 2,633
Tisch School of the Arts: 2,947
Gallatin School of Individualized Study: 1,116
School of Social Work: 101
Tisch Center Hospitality Programs: 264
General Studies Program: 1,549</p>

<p>source: <a href=“Undergraduate Admissions”>Undergraduate Admissions;

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<p>By those standards, the GSP program would be even more competitive than Stern, which certainly isn’t true.</p>

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<p>Yes, but you know what the deal with GSP is, so that’s a moot point.</p>

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<p>actually, I didn’t aim for CAS to try and squeeze myself into Stern, as I sincerely hoped to study at CAS originally. But Stern was a strong contender at the time as well, and I wish to know the chances of transferring into Stern.</p>

<p>thanks for hte responses, keep them comin’</p>

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<p>i heard it was impossible for the staff. i would not take the risk. and if you transfer you have to compete against all the applications i do not think you get an edge since you went to undergraduate in nyu</p>