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Thoughts on NYU Stern Transfer?

Hey community, I'm currently at a state school studying business but I'm considering transferring to NYU Stern. Could anyone share their experiences or advice regarding the transfer process? Are there any important factors I should keep in mind? Thanks a ton!

a year ago

Transferring can definitely be a challenging process, but it can also provide exciting opportunities, especially at a high-ranking business school like NYU Stern. Several things to keep in mind:

1. Academics: Stern is rigorous and highly competitive. Ensure that not only are your current grades top-notch but that you're ready to handle the academic expectations there.

2. Course Credits: Different institutions have different policies for transferring credits. You'll need to double-check with NYU Stern to see how many, if any, of your credits from your state school will be applicable towards your degree at Stern.

3. Extra-Curricular Involvement: NYU favors applicants who are well-rounded and can bring something unique to the campus community. Any leadership roles or community involvement you've had at your current college may boost your application.

4. Application Components: NYU's common data set reveals they look at high school record, GPA, character/personal qualities, application essay, recommendation letters, rigor of secondary school record and demonstrated talent/abilities for transfer applicants. Make sure all these parts of your application are well-polished.

5. Timing: Check with NYU Stern to see if they have specific deadlines for transfer applicants. Some schools have different deadlines for those transferring from in-state versus out-of-state colleges.

6. Financial Considerations: NYU is notoriously expensive and they're known for giving less financial aid to transfer students than to incoming first-year students. Be sure to consider this aspect and perhaps reach out to the financial aid office at NYU to understand what aid you might be eligible for as a transfer student.

Hope this gives you a good starting point for your transfer journey! It's important to do deep research to make sure this move will be beneficial for your overall educational and career goals.

a year ago

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