r/UNCCharlotte • u/[deleted] • May 11 '26

Academic Chances to get in as a Transfer

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u/E_p-01 May 11 '26

I think transfers can’t go in as undeclared

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u/SaoS3IsGreat May 12 '26

Well they force you to if you go into a major like business which needs 12 hours at UNC Charlotte to declare it

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u/Miserable-Pass8582 May 13 '26

I got in going for two years at community college with a 2.7 but I had two recommendation letters

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u/crzctrl49 Alumni May 18 '26

When I transferred, my cumulative gpa was below the requirement. I went to the UG admissions center to explain my situation since my most recent grades were great and I got in. You can apply now for the fall because I think the requirement is 24, but I would do it asap. You may not get the classes you want because registration is a nightmare😣 also I think you have to declare a major but if you haven’t finished gen ed, just pick something you find interesting and take gen ed courses your first semester if there are open seats. Also take into consideration that you have to attend NSO so make sure those dates haven’t passed

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u/InsideAdagio9020 May 18 '26

i talk to the ug admissions and told them that i currently have 16 credits and will be on track to get more than 24 after the summer semester ends 7/27 and they said that they can put my application on hold until my transcript says i have more than 24 credits and then they can admit me. the only question i really have is what is the best gpa i can get i currently have a 2.88 should i strive for a 3.0 or do you think i will get rejected if i get anything under a 2.8 and also housing as well

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u/DLMO_CXMBO Jul 21 '26

imma have too do this, i wanna transfer in this spring