Transferring to a U.S. math major, what are the options for the school?

If you want to know whether you meet the admission requirements of which institutions with your current grades, or what level of universities abroad you can apply to with your current grade level?

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According to the conditions you gave, plan and follow up well in the later stage, and it is not a big problem to apply to the top 100 universities. Each school's transfer requirements vary from quantitative grades to transferable credits.

？It is completely possible to transfer an undergraduate to a new major in the United States. Many U.S. universities believe that students are in college.

During the first and second years, students may not be fully sure of what they are really interested in or what they want to pursue in the future, so students can choose different subjects according to their interests and hobbies. It is completely possible to transfer an undergraduate to a new major in the United States. Many U.S. universities believe that students are in college.

During the first and second years, students may not be fully sure of what they are really interested in or what they want to pursue in the future, so students can choose different subjects according to their interests and hobbies. The application process for undergraduate transfer in the U.S. is basically the same as that for new students, except that undergraduate transfer requires more information. There are also more factors to consider when choosing a school.

For transfer students, choosing a school is very important, each school has its own transfer credit policy, and it is necessary to consider the most suitable school for you and the best chance of successful application from both your own conditions and school policies. For example, some schools only accept transfer students from the American education system, and obviously Chinese students cannot apply; Some English majors often want to switch to business, and choosing a school is very important. This is because some schools have made it clear that English as a second language classes are not transferable.

This requires students to consult with a professional advisor before applying. Some schools have different requirements depending on the major. Some popular majors will have higher requirements and earlier deadlines.

Some schools will also have some special requirements, such as if you want to transfer to the business school, you must study in the school for one year, and the GPA must not be lower. For juniors, it's best to find more schools that can accept three-year credits, otherwise many credits may be wasted. School selection is the most important part of the transfer student application, and different specific transfer programs should be designed according to different students' situations, so that the applicant's credits can be transferred to the United States to the maximum extent.

In this way, the chances of successful application will be greater, and it will also shorten the time for applicants to study in the United States, thus saving considerable study costs. It can be seen that it is completely possible for American undergraduates to transfer schools and majors. Many U.S. universities believe that students are in college.

During the first and second years, students may not be fully sure of what they are really interested in or what they want to pursue in the future, so students can choose different subjects according to their interests and hobbies. From this point of view, it is easier to change majors at this stage. U.S. universities recognize credits and academic qualifications from Chinese universities.

Therefore, when applying for transfer, as long as you describe the subjects you are studying in detail, the credits will be provided to the school you are applying for along with other application materials, and the school will finally decide the credits that can be transferred after being reviewed by a professional organization. Students admitted to the transfer school only need to complete other required credits to graduate.

1. Students changing majors will be approved once every academic year, and the application time will be in the last two weeks of the second semester of each academic year.

2. At the end of the second semester of each academic year, the Academic Affairs Office will announce the acceptance quota of the transferred major to the whole university according to the conditions of the transferred major.

3. In order to maintain the normal teaching order, in principle, the number of students transferred out of each major after participating in the selection shall generally not exceed 3-5% of the enrollment of the current year of the major, and the number of transfer-in students shall not exceed 3-5% of the enrollment of the transferred major in the current year.

What should I pay attention to during the transfer process?

1. Appropriate school selection.

Before transferring to a school, you first need to clarify two points, one is whether to continue your studies, and the other is to clarify your major. If you want to continue your studies, it is appropriate to choose a professional school. However, if you want to get a job directly after graduating from the bachelor's degree, it is extremely necessary to choose a school in a developed city, such as New York, Boston, Chicago, and Los Angeles.

Before transferring, you also need to clarify your major, and you can get more cost-effective resources for the rest of your college time by selecting schools through professional rankings. It is suggested that before determining the final scope of school selection, learning about the school status from the students who are applying for the school can play a great role in promoting the application, in the process, not only can understand more characteristics of the school, but also provide some basic information support for the writing of the essay.

2. Writing of documents.

There are usually two forms of transfer essays, a personal statement and why you chose this school. There are two most important things in writing a personal statement, one is to highlight one's uniqueness, and the other is to be authentic and sincere. Students who want to transfer to another school should not only take care of their grades in their freshman and sophomore years, but also try to participate in more activities at school and during the summer vacation to increase their personal thickness and accumulate more experience for the writing of essays.

When writing the second type of essay, i.e., why choose the school to apply to, the most important thing is to show the degree of compatibility between yourself and the school, which requires the applicant to have a fairly in-depth understanding of the school to which you are applying, whether it is professors, campus construction, campus culture or school clubs, it will give us extra points in the writing of such essays, which is why we have to communicate with friends who are studying in this school.

3. Appropriate course selection.

Many students are faced with the situation of wasting credits when transferring schools, that is, the credits taken in the original school cannot be transferred to the new school, so they have to retake, which is a waste of time and money. Proper course selection can effectively avoid excessive credit loss. If you transfer at the end of your freshman year, you should choose as many basic subjects as possible in your freshman year, such as physics, chemistry, history, literature, etc.

If you transfer after the end of your sophomore year, you should go to the official website of your ideal institution to browse the course settings on the transfer page or related major page while trying to choose basic subjects, and try to choose courses with the same name, and at the same time, you can contact the admissions office of the school to ask for some suggestions and obtain some information.

Fourth, the preparation of results.

If you transfer after the end of your freshman year, you will be considered in three main points: GPA, TOEFL and SAT (some schools require SAT2); If you transfer after your sophomore year, the main consideration for grades is GPA (SAT depends on the school).

Applying for school (IELTS, average score) requirements, choosing an agent, choosing a major, you can input your GPA, language scores, majors and other information into this study abroad volunteer reference system, and the system will automatically match the cases of students in a similar situation to you from the database, and see which colleges and majors they have successfully applied for, so that you can see what level of colleges and majors you can apply for at your current level, and accurately position yourself.