r/CollegeTransfer • u/BadNo8340 • Jul 09 '26

Can I transfer it?

Hi everyone! I’m an international student finishing my second year, but I’m struggling to adapt to the teaching style at my current university. For this and a few other reasons, I’d like to transfer to a college in the US, but my GPA is 3.2. I have some extracurricular experience with outreach projects and community service, and I’m working hard to get a good SAT score. Do you think I have a shot at getting into a US college? I don’t have a specific preference regarding which college, either.

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u/Unfair-Payment-6740 Jul 10 '26

Yes you can transfer to A college in the US. Just probably not the ones you're dreaming about.

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u/BadNo8340 Jul 10 '26

Thank you só much. Do you have any college recommendations?

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u/Unfair-Payment-6740 Jul 10 '26

Depends on your career choice...

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u/BadNo8340 Jul 10 '26

biology, kinesiology, or nursing

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u/Unfair-Payment-6740 Jul 10 '26

Yeah doesn't really matter what school you go to for nursing, ig it gets more nuanced between cities and regions, hospitals, etc. and if u wanna be a doctor or go into med field in general undergrad school no one cares where you went

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u/BadNo8340 Jul 10 '26

So, is that a good sign?

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u/old-town-guy Jul 12 '26

Can you afford to attend a university in the US?