<p>@dmdwelle That’s a good point! Is that true though? Do they continue filling spaces after people turn down their acceptance? I was under the impression that they over admit because they don’t expect everyone to accept their offer. </p>
<p>@Anticipation2014 Well based on the last time I saw the transfer admittance page, half of the transfer applicants actually enrolled. </p>
<p>I was SGRed last week and got my acceptance package today. STARS IAR was filled out on Tuesday. It shouldn’t take long once they have all they need. Good luck!</p>
<p>Also, I’m in Indiana</p>
<p>@dmdwelle @MarshallBound Expanding on dmd’s theory, if they keep going back and accepting people as others decline, wouldn’t it be a little late in the game by now? When is the deadline to deposit? If it’s after the 3rd it really doesn’t make much of a difference. </p>
<p>@scahopeful I have noticed those that are accepted after a SGR get a fast response! Acceptance or not I would like to know considering I have $350 nonrefundable enrollment deposit due monday for my back up college. haha btw Congrats to you!! :)</p>
<p>@Anticipation2014 The problem is I think the majority of accepted students don’t even press that decline button until last minute. If I was deciding between lets say Cornell and USC I would wait until the last minute to decline either choice or maybe not even care to decline once I accepted the other college. So while dmd’s point can be valid, I doubt a huge number of spots will open.</p>
<p>Read this, it’s helpful in understanding the waiting game.
<a href=“https://admissionblog.usc.edu/2013/03/13/the-waiting-game/”>https://admissionblog.usc.edu/2013/03/13/the-waiting-game/</a></p>
<p>@MarshallBound I agree 100%! </p>
<p>Hey everyone,</p>
<p>Just called my admisisions counselor and he said that if you received an sgr and end up with a 3.6 or higher, you are an likely candidate for admission as long you have the fulfilled the major requirements for USC and don’t have a lot of drops on your transcript!!! </p>
<p>Omg i got a 3.59… hating life right now :-SS </p>
<p>@marshallbound not to mention those spaces are probably for SGRs.</p>
<p>What are the other Spring 2015 admitters doing? I think I might accept the offer as USC is an amazing change of both academic scenery and actual surrounding as I am from rural Pennsylvania. Am I silly for accepting the Spring 2015 offer and basically just working for fall 2014 and graduating a semester later than planned?</p>
<p>@alohaloha The extra condition was that I receive at least a 3.0 GPA for the spring term, and that I have at least a B in all my math/science classes, and a C+ in all my non-major classes.</p>
<p>But I meet all those requirements, so I think I’m in all the way now. My usconnect account now has an intent to enroll option (It wasn’t there a day ago).</p>
<p>@rjl757 Of course you need to pay the deposit. How could they assign a room to someone who isn’t sure to attend yet? </p>
<p>@transferr2014 Not at all! Graduating a semester later, is not a bad thing, just different. </p>
<p>Guys what if I can’t even login to OASIS? Is that bad? I got an SGR and submitted it on Wednesday, but I tried logging into OASIS for the first time on Thursday. It just says invalid ID/password.</p>
<p>@transferr2014 </p>
<p>I’m going to be admitted for spring and I’m more excited than ever! It gives me more time to figure out what I have to do once I go there for spring. The only thing that I’m really disappointed for not going for fall is that I’ll miss football season :\ Other than that I can’t wait to go! I was already expecting to go there for to attend more than 2 years (I’m a junior transfer but they’ll probably consider me to be a sophomore because of my amount of credits that transferred). Why are you kinda bummed?</p>
<p>@coolkid094 I’ve been so into leaving home finally in a few months that to stay for 7-8 more months is just kind of a bummer. Also, going into USC with a much smaller group of transfers and graduating a semester later also is a drawback for me. Although, I think I’m going to do Spring anyway as you really can’t beet Socal weather and USC is an amazing opportunity. </p>
<p>@transferr2014 Are you a CCer? I’m not (I go to a 4 year) so I will be graduating 1 year early and I’m a Spring admit…(but I go to a University and I am a sophomore so I can pick up at USC where I leave off at my current university in December)</p>
<p>Does anyone know where to look to find out what year you will be once you enter?</p>