UCLA is a school with a single-digit acceptance rate for freshman applicants. However, unlike at other elite universities like Stanford or Harvard, transferring into UCLA is a proposition with fairly reasonable odds. In fact, UCLA admits 5,000-6,000 applicants every year. In further good news, acceptance rates for transfers at...
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Read MoreFor those applying as first-year applicants, Rice University has a single-digit acceptance rate. These high standards leave many aspiring Owls outside of the nest. However, not everyone is ready to give up on their dream of one day attending Rice. While the Rice transfer acceptance rate is often similar...
Read MoreRanked among the top 30 public universities in the country, Texas A&M draws a competitive applicant pool for coveted spots in their freshman class. This includes almost 8,000 out-of-state applicants and over 1,700 international applicants. If College Station is your dream postsecondary location but you are unable to gain...
Read MoreFor entry in the fall of 2023, the middle-50% of successful freshman applicants to the University of Washington had a 3.75-3.98 GPA and a 1410 SAT. If you fell short of these numbers and weren’t offered a spot at the Seattle campus directly out of high school, you can...
Read MoreBy any measure, the University of Notre Dame is an elite and highly selective institution. Incredibly, last year, 88 of every 100 freshman applicants were turned away. In more cheerful news for Fighting Irish hopefuls, the transfer acceptance is often two to three times higher than the first-year rate....
Read MoreIf you were not among the one-in-five freshman applicants to be accepted into the University of Michigan, your dream of becoming a Wolverine is not over. In fact, the UMich transfer acceptance rate is higher than you may think. Another positive fact is that the school welcomes 2,000+ transfer...
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