What are my chances of getting accepted to Michigan State University?

I got to MSU, and I've heard it's much easier for community college transfer students to get accepted than high school seniors. If you can prove that you have high grades in classes that relate to your major, then they won't focus too much on the math scores. Retaking that D- class was a good idea, though. Also, you seem to have a pretty solid resume, so that should make them want to accept you.

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No one can really answer this question because the target is constantly changing. Every term fewer or more students return leaving more of fewer seats open in classes. Budgets each year go up or down. One year, there might be a place for a few more students. The situation could be reversed the next year. Do not ever only apply one place. Always have fall back positions. You just never know if the next person who applies is a total genius or the nephew of someone who has promised to donate ten million for a new medical school. The second link is to admission criteria that will give you some idea. If you visit the campus or get a chance to talk to someone in admissions, ask it they have a profile of students they usually accept for transfer. Some colleges do this and it gives you a better idea one way or the other.