Transfer Chances to Harvard & Stanford?
Question by KTan1337: Transfer Chances to Harvard & Stanford?
Statistics
Asian American Male
University of California, Berkeley
Intended Major: Business Administration (Haas School of Business) / Economics
GPA : 3.545 (2 Semester Coursework, Very low GPA due to difficult courses, and need to help run family business)
SAT : 2120 (CR720 M690 W710)
SAT II – Math II: 750, Biology M: 740, U.S. History: 700
Maritime and Science Technology Academy
High School GPA – UW: 3.865, W: 5.265
Graduating Class Rank: 11/145
College Extracurriculars & Work Experience
PioneerPOS, Inc. – International Industrial Operations Intern @ Taipei, Taiwan
B.H.P. Services – Information Systems and Financial Assistant (Family Business)
Trinity Basketball Association – Founder and President
Intramural Basketball C League Championship Team – Captain
Students for Responsible Business – Finance Committee Associate
Mercy Hospital – Fracture Ward Volunteer
Fairhaven Nursing Home – Volunteer
Oakland Asian Students Educational Services – Volunteer Tutor
Kairos Christian Fellowshi
Best answer:
Answer by Jay
I think you stand a great chance.
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about 1 year ago
Sorry, but it’s difficult to say. It’s my understanding that these schools hardly take any transfers at all, so I’m sure it’s pretty competitive.
about 1 year ago
Since neither Stanford nor Harvard have an undergraduate business school, your probability of going there for an undergraduate business degree is zero.
You are certainly qualified to study at Harvard or Stanford — but being qualified is not nearly good enough.
Harvard only accepts about 35 undergraduate transfer students per year (with hundreds of applicants) — so even if you wanted to change majors, your chances of getting in are minimal. Transferring to Stanford is almost as difficult.
The thing you should be thinking about is why you want to transfer. Berkeley has the third highest rated undergraduate business school in the US. Only Wharton and MIT are ranked higher. If you want a degree in business, you ought to stay where you are.