What are my chances at University of Florida?

Chances of getting into Florida Gulf Coast University as a lower transfer student.?

• I have recently applied for Florida Gulf Coast University, and i applied as a lower transfer student.i am currently at a community college and will be finishing my first year. I will have 18 credits and i have a gpa of 3.4 right now. my act was sadly an 18 .This is my second try in applying for florida gulf coast since i didnt get in senior year of high school. i also had straight A'S my senior year. Please of anyone can tell me what my chances would be for getting into the university......im nervous =/

• Answer:

  Thank you for your interest in FGCU. You would be considered a lower level transfer student, meaning that you have less than 60 credit hours. From our website "Students who are Lower Level Transfer applicants (those with fewer than 60 semester hours of transferable credit as determined by the Office of Admissions) must meet all requirements of incoming first-time-in-college applicants." Basically, this states that you will still need your high school GPA and SAT/ACT scores to be accepted. A great way to come to FGCU as a transfer student is after you receive an AA degree. With an AA degree, we do not need your SAT/ACT test scores. While this normally means staying at a community college for two years, it can make the transfer process even easier! For more information on transferring, please go to: http://www.fgcu.edu/Admissions/Prospective/transferadmincriteria.html