TRANSFERRING ADVICE (UPDATED) | new york university
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- čas přidán 9. 01. 2019
- I transferred to NYU a year ago and have talked about my advice in the past, but I want to share my updated perspective looking back. I get asked a lot of questions about transferring so I hope this helps!
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Hey Darcey, i’m trying to transfer to NYU and this was really helpful. Hopefully I can get in!
thank you so much for your video! it was really helpful.
Very Great Advice! Thank you
I’m a Florida student getting my AA at a community college and I hope to transfer to NYU, I’m really nervous, it’s my dream school
Mochi! me too !!
mia omg good luck!
Good luck!!
sameeee, It's my dream to get in the school of Tisch
update us if you get in!
hi darcey, i am transferring to NYU in fall, and i am kinda struggling with my essay... i would like to know what tone should i use in my essay? a formal one? or just keep it like ‘me’? i have thought of writing it in a tone like im talking to the admission officers, but will that be very informal and impolite?
Thanks for the update video! I was wondering what you think of the difficulty of transferring to each school is? I'm attempting to transfer to Tandon and from what I've seen and heard I feel like it's in the middle in terms of difficulty, on par with CAS. While Stern and Tisch seems like the hardest schools to get into.
Jason Wang to be honest I am not sure what the differences between schools is like in terms of acceptance rates. NYU in general is competitive and becoming more and more so which I think applies to all schools. It probably can vary between and even within school based on the program you are studying but I really wouldn’t focus too much on this, just do your best and show why you would be a good fit for the school you are interested in
Hi its really helpful. Recently i got in nyu,stony brook,rutgers, military academy in engineering transfer from community college .Considering the financial matter, world ranking and job market which university i should go for plz let me know.
I have been accepted to a few universities in NY and I would love if you could give me your advice. I have received scholarships from these universities that would pay for only 2 years out of 4 and it would be nearly impossible for me to pay the other half. Is it possible for me to only go to one of these universities for two years then transfer to another NY university that would pay for my last 2 year?
i love ur videos!!! im planning to transfer nyu and I'm wondering how many credits you had to have before applying to transfer
Thanks! I know you can transfer in up to 64 credits but not sure the minimum. I think it's usually one semester of college. Here's what I found online: www.nyu.edu/admissions/undergraduate-admissions/how-to-apply/transfer-applicants/transfer-credits.html Best of luck!
i want to be a journalist too and transfer to NYU!! omggg im scared ik i can do it tho
Your cc name pls?
Do you think like you missed out on anything from the first 2 years of college? I made NYU but I’m probably going to try to transfer again in 2 years from community college cuz that price tag is too expensive
What do you mean again in 2 years? 4 years at community college?
ClashOfClans she means she will go to community for 2 years and then transfer
I’m trying to transfer to NYU, but I live in California so I feel like it will be a much more difficult process.
maybe, but lots of people from cali come to NYU so I think you can do it. I am from the midwest and living in VA so I was ~15 hours away from NYU but you can make it work. best of luck!
That's so funny cas I want to transfer to UC Berkeley and I live in New York :)
Did you transfer for your second semester of your sophomore year?
Perfcakepop yes!