<p>It’s not clear to me if you actually applied to USC? </p>
<p>-If not, I suggest you focus on the absolute best, well-thought-out and written Spring Transfer application you can put together. There is a place on the application where you can explain “special circumstances”. Explain what about USC interests and motivates you. Do you have a career focus or anticipated major? Learn about the department you believe you want to major in.</p>
<p>-I would try calling the admissions office and trying to schedule a meeting, perhaps over summer, when they are not so swamped with all the Fall admit activity. Ask them when this would be feasible</p>
<p>-If you stay focused on accomplishing your Bachelor’s Degree, (which will make you so proud and be of great value in your life) … and not overly obsessing on USC, the “worst case” scenario I can picture is you earn the Bachelor’s at a different, back-up university and focus on USC for a Masters 
Wouldn’t that be cool. </p>
<p>Believe me, the pride and sense of accomplishment you’ll feel when you graduate is not diminished because the degree isn’t from a dream college. Trust me, I know it’s a wonderful school, and I understand your feelings, but don’t let potential disappointment stop you from finishing college somewhere! (Keep in mind, USC is a very EXPENSIVE university to attend. I hope you have a plan on tuition would be paid should you get in.)</p>
<p>good luck</p>