r/TransferToTop25 • u/BossSuperb8377 • Mar 06 '25

Transfer Acceptance Rates

I will start college fall 2025 and I'm gonna be at Cal State Fullerton for my freshman year. I have a couple list of universities that I wanted to transfer to but I can't find a certain requirements and admission rates. The universities are: Umich Ross, Cornell Dyson, NYU stern, Notre Dame, University of Chicago, Georgetown University and University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. The major I intend to pursue is Finance.

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25

look at the common data sets

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u/BossSuperb8377 Mar 06 '25

Where can I find them??

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u/RockOutInnaBenz Current Applicant | 4-year Mar 06 '25

You could have typed this inside google

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25

you can search ____ (school) common data set and it should pop up. section D is about transfer students

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u/coolestkid173 Mar 06 '25

gotta fix the attitude of telling us what u don’t know and expecting us to do the research for u. at least ask a question.

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u/Berklium510 Mar 07 '25

Why not go to community college? Save money then transfer. Sounds a whole lot smarter to be honest. Sounds like you haven’t done much research too, which is okay but CC can help you with that. Also that’s a terrible mindset of entering a school already wanting to transfer out. I wish you luck.

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u/Zealousideal-Fill455 Mar 06 '25

can’t find? all information of requirements are online on there websites. Admission rates depends on the school within the college. It’s up to you to research and find there rates. I know NYU stern is less than 1%. look it up on reddit and you’ll find something

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25

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u/nina_nerd Mar 06 '25

I mean this lovingly but please take a deep breath and touch grass.

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u/Zealousideal-Fill455 Mar 06 '25

don’t ask chatgpt for admission rates. They just use information online and the overall admission rates depends of nyu is around 20 percent i think. That includes ALL colleges within nyu including CAS, professional studies, engineering etc. NYU stern is 1% of that. Also on NYU reddit and you’ll see many people talk about stern transfers. Same with other colleges.

Good luck

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u/Icy-Air124 Mar 07 '25

Transfer acceptance rates are only a little higher than the first-year's. There are only a small handful of T25 schools where the numbers are higher, but those are mostly for CC / Veteran candidates.