Transfer or Freshman...

<p>I was done with high school early and sick of it… so I applied to the University of Houston Honors program during my junior year. I was accepted and I have been taking a full load of classes this year. I will have 63 hours when I transfer into GDUB. I applied to George Washington as a freshman because I thought it was easier for admittance and better for scholarships. It turned out it was… However… I have spent a full year in the dorms and in college life. So I was wondering if I should be considered a transfer student or a freshman student? I’m sure I could talk the administration into letting me be either…</p>

<p>Advantages for Transfer:
-students will be more mature, maybe a little over the whole drinking every night thing…
-i can register earlier
-better housing? is upperclassman housing a lot better?</p>

<p>Advantages for freshman:
-people haven’t formed their cliques yet and people will be more friendly…</p>

<p>what do you guys think??</p>

<p>hey,</p>

<p>that is funny that you did that because i did the exact same thing at my state school! </p>

<p>although i applied as a transfer student, i deliberately chose to live in a freshman dorm. I would highly recommend doing the same – my friend who came in as a transfer lived in a sophomore dorm; the she just didn’t get the same fun, open environment as i did in the freshmen dorms.</p>

<p>hey:) thanks…
i think i’ve decided to try and registar early (b/c that is always a good thing) while staying in a freshman dorm…</p>

<p>did you attend any of the transfer events? do you have any other advice for me? :)</p>

<p>yes, i was an officer in OTAT (one transfer at a time) for a while actually lol. I’ve made some great friends through it. we have a lot of fun – we go to target together to buy stuff (it’s cheap and convenient), we have dinner together, it’s great. however, living in a freshman dorm was the best way to meet people – you don’t meet a <em>few</em> people, you meet like EVERYONE :slight_smile: so, i would highly recommend that in addition to living in a freshman dorm.</p>