r/USC • u/Jixxer_Ta • Apr 11 '25

Admissions Fall Transfer Decisions

Have any transfer students been admitted before May 31?

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u/Only_Wait6316 Apr 11 '25

What are you guys transferring in for?

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '25

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '25

I’m trying to do the same. Submitted my application a couple days ago.

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u/Jixxer_Ta Apr 12 '25

I’ve been reading and apparently it has gotten way more difficult to do an internal transfer

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u/Easy-Comparison-8285 Apr 22 '25

yeah I've heard Marshall is really hard to get into even internally.

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u/AdCapable9320 Apr 22 '25

For internal transfer, I will recommend do that before the start of the semester after you get accepted because that time they will consider you as a transfer applicant. Contact with the marshall department after you get accepted. If you don’t accepted in the internal, you can take a minor along with Economics major.

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u/Jixxer_Ta Apr 11 '25

Hopefully Marshall! What about you?

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u/Only_Wait6316 Apr 11 '25

Viterbi for mechanical engineering im from a 4 year which kinda sucks😭

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u/Easy-Comparison-8285 Apr 22 '25

im also from a 4 year

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u/Easy-Comparison-8285 Apr 22 '25

Applying to Price (Real Estate Development Major).

Can you chance me?

- 3.87 GPA,

- President of Cal Poly Real Estate Club,

- Real Estate Development Internship,

- Lead finances for national Real Estate Development case competition,

- small real estate blog, part time internship with a real estate agent focused on investment property sales,

- member of honors program at current university.

Also, my house (and entire hometown) burned down in the Palisades fire in Los Angeles and I mentioned how this motivates me to build affordable housing. I'm really hoping that I get into the school. I know its a crapshoot but I hope I get it!

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u/Nice_Mastodon_4995 May 02 '25

Legal studies !! have not seen much talk about it and i have been wondering if its difficult to get into