<p>They will use high school record and test score as part of the evaluation if at time of “applying” you have less than 30 college credits “completed,” which generally includes anyone who tries to transfer into first semester sophomore year because you apply to transfer into second year during your second semester freshman year before you have completed 30 hours. </p>
<p>Transfers into second semester freshman year are not absolutely prohibited in LAS but chances are virtually nil and hardly anyone is taken. As noted above, transfers into first semester sophomore year consider as an important factor your high school record and test score, and, if it is likely you would not have been admitted freshman year if you had applied, that is weighed against you (and you should consider your chances slim). Transfers into second semester sophomore year (for which you apply in first semester sophomore year after you usually have at least 30 graded college hours) or first semester third year will be based mainly on college grades and high school record/test score is not weighed against you. Transfer chances. besides depending on having high grades and good essays, depend heavily on how many apply for any particular major in comparison to how many seats available. Generally there will be fewer seats available beginning of sophomore year than thereafter. Overall transfer acceptance rate is usually less than 50%.</p>
<p>Contrary to above the LAS middle 50% range for freshman admittees is not 29-32 ACT but 27 to 31. It is the business college that is usually in that higher ACT range mentioned and it is the hardest to get into, even harder than engineering although engineering middle 50% range is higher.</p>