Low GPA International Transfer?

MYOS1634
Mon, 02 Feb 2015 13:54:37 +0000

You would likely have to spend 2 or 3 years working on arts management or marketing. Can your parents afford 2-3 years in the US at full cost?
Is that a “real” 2.5 or is that your own estimation? Because 2.5 is quite low (2 is the minimum before you’re kicked out after a period of probation… so, really, all graduating students have between 2 and 4. No one graduates with a 1.6 GPA for instance.)
Can you devote time to English in order to get a strong TOEFL score? It’d certainly help you.
In addition, it’s harder to apply for a 2nd bachelor’s, so indeed it’d be better if you transferred for the US if you don"t graduate from your university. HOWEVER, if you don’t graduate this year, will your Chinese university allow you to return at a later date to graduate (if you find that, ultimately, you’d rather work in that field and in China)?
There are universities that may work but we need to know your budget and your motivation.