<p>So I’m possibly transferring out of Cornell, but I have a dilemma. My GPA is a little too weak for scholarship considerations, and I’m a little late in the game for applications, so I may end up transferring to UTDallas for a year and then onto my final destination, which would mean 3 schools in 3 years leading up to applying to med school/grad school. Would that look bad? I’m also worried it may have an impact on my program of study, since every school teaches things a little differently and I’ll be a Chemistry/Biochemistry major and that’s not really something to switch around on. I’m also contemplating graduating a semester/year early.</p>
<p>So my thing is, if I went straight to my final school, I’d pay an extra 20-30k through the rest of my college years, as opposed to if I went to UTD and pulled my GPA up enough to get instate at that school.</p>
<p>I feel like if I transfer multiple times, my shot at graduating early is toast, whereas if I go straight there, I’ll pay an extra 10k/yr, but I could also graduate a year or semester early, almost negating that difference. So I’m wondering if it looks bad to med schools/grad schools to transfer around so much?</p>