New regulations for transferring schools in the United States make it easier to transfer to Ivy League schools Art Share

📢 Report a news about transferring to another university in the United States: There is hope that transferring to another university in the United States will become easier. In order to address the long-standing problem of low credit transfer efficiency, Colorado, USA, recently enacted a new law requiring public universities throughout the state to submit an annual report on student credit transfer, detailing all accepted and rejected transfer courses and application data. Summary of this new bill in Koshu: Improve the cost transparency of higher education programs to ensure seamless transfer of course credits in the “Transfer Assurance Program”. Public higher education institutions must provide timely feedback on whether they accept student transfer credits. Students have the right to appeal the school’s decision not to accept transfer credits. Students have the right to know the relevant work experience or course credits recognized by the applying school. In addition, the bill has amended the previous issue that “completed credits can only be accepted as elective courses” and updated the state’s transfer linkage system: for transfers in the same major, it ensures that the core course credits of the completed major can be automatically transferred smoothly and directly linked to the new major. Schools shall not require students to retake the same or similar courses. For cross disciplinary transfer applications, if core courses cannot be directly accepted, Connection, The significance of this bill is that the credits already taken should also be transferred to any elective courses in general education. This will directly shorten the time for transfer students to obtain their degrees, accelerate the graduation process, and save money and time. Although only Colorado has introduced a new credit transfer law, it will serve as a reference model for other states to address credit transfer issues, such as California and Missouri, which are already following up on improving their transfer policies. Transferring from Meiben to another school has always been a special tactic used by many people, but it is widely believed by the public that transferring from Meiben to another school is easier than applying directly. Is this really the case in reality? So taking Ivy League schools as an example, the art world has sorted out their transfer admission rates: # Brown University -2022 Fall Transfer Application Number: 2828-2022 Fall Transfer Admission Number: 149-2022 Fall Transfer Admission Rate: 5.3% # Princeton University -2021 Fall Transfer Application Number: 1350-2021 Fall Transfer Admission Number: 18-2021 Fall Transfer Admission Rate: 1.3% # Harvard University -2021 Fall Transfer Application Number: 1957-2021 Fall Transfer Admission Number: 16-2021 Fall Transfer Admission Rate: 0.8% # Columbia University -2020 Fall Transfer Application Number: 2761-2020 Fall Transfer Admission Number: 168-2020 2020 Fall Transfer Admission Rate: 6.08% # Yale University -2021 Fall Transfer Application Number: 1991-2021 Fall Transfer Admission Number: 15-2021 Fall Transfer Admission Rate: 0.75% # University of Pennsylvania -2021 Fall Transfer Application Number: 3500-2021 Fall Transfer Admission Number: 165-2021 Fall Transfer Admission Rate: 4.7% # Dartmouth College -2021 Fall Transfer Admission Number: 435-2021 Fall Transfer Admission Number: 43-2021 Fall Transfer Admission Rate: 9.9% # Cornell University -2021 Fall Transfer Admission Number: 5908-2021 Fall Transfer Admission Number: 929-2021 Fall Transfer Admission Rate: 15.7% From the data of the Ivy League schools, the admission rate of their transfer students varies, with Cornell’s transfer admission rate even reaching 15.7% in 2021, but the competition is also very competitive, with a total of 5908 applicants. Harvard University, with the lowest transfer admission rate, only had 0.8%, and only 16 out of 1957 applicants were admitted. Let’s take a look at a detailed comparison of admission data for transfer students from Brown University: – From the screenshot of Brown University’s official website, it is not difficult to see that the admission rate for transfer students at Brown University has been increasing year by year. In 2022, Brown University received a total of 2828 transfer applications and admitted 149 students, with a transfer admission rate of 5.3%, a significant increase compared to the previous two years. The admission rate in 2020 was only 3.4%. In fact, for art students studying abroad, the new policies of universities under the epidemic tend to be favorable. Why do you say that? Because many schools have adjusted their enrollment policies to provide more opportunities for students, such as canceling SAT/ACT requirements, lowering exam score requirements, increasing application rounds, extending application deadlines, and expanding student enrollment, especially the new policies of top universities, which have shown hope to art students studying abroad. Top universities such as Ivy League, University of California, Massachusetts, etc. have temporarily cancelled SAT/ACT requirements and waived standardized exam requirements for new student enrollment applications. Specific exemption list for standardized scores: https://www.collegelifetoday.com/blog/tips/college-not-requiring-sat In addition to being a great opportunity for new student applications, it is also a once-in-a-lifetime chance for students who want to transfer schools! The opportunity to transfer schools now, especially for students who want to transfer to university in art schools, exempting SAT/ACT scores is like clearing a huge obstacle for everyone. Students who are considering transferring schools must not miss this opportunity# According to a survey conducted by Inside Higher Ed and Gallup among admissions managers at major universities, 72% of respondents stated that their university “will make greater efforts” to recruit transfer students. For students, finding a suitable target school can greatly increase their chances of success. According to NACAC’s survey, the most important factors in determining the admission of transfer students are the overall average score at the university level and the average score of transferable courses. In order to understand what kind of students the university is looking for, applicants may need to view the school’s historical data. For art and design transfer students, portfolio is also of utmost importance. When it comes to the portfolio requirements for transferring to a target university, it is important to carefully consider them. You can take a look at the relevant majors of the target university
Understand the general style and direction of the school’s works. Click to view examples of successful transfer to Columbia University in the art world 👇 Students who plan to transfer schools in advance should understand the entire process of transferring schools and do a good job in the basic homework of transferring schools. You can contact the academic advisors, professors, and offices of the target university at the beginning of your transfer plan to establish a connection with the target institution. You must have a clear understanding of the degree program you plan to enter, as well as whether there is a bridging agreement between your current school and the university you intend to enter. Check the official website of the target university for information on transfer requirements and apply accordingly. Taking UCLA, which was the first to waive standardized transfer scores, as an example 👇 Materials and requirements for transferring to UCLA: Junior level students must complete 60 semesters/90 quarter units with a GPA of no less than 3.2 before transferring in the spring. The main requirement is to show the school that the transfer student’s interest in the relevant major meets the required number of transferable courses. After understanding the transfer requirements of the target school, you can make targeted efforts and determine whether your GPA meets the requirements to avoid wasting time and energy. Understanding the difference between school admission and degree programs: Being admitted to a school does not guarantee that you will be able to enter higher standard degree programs. It is recommended that you clearly know what major you want to transfer to and what the requirements of the degree program you hope to enter are# The Strong American Studio in the Art World hits the top 30 American Ivy League schools. Since its establishment, the Strong American Studio has sent many students to the top 30 dream schools in the United States. The art world has always been known for its high reputation in providing undergraduate application guidance for students who attend “Meigao”, “International High School” or “Transfer School”. For students with high standardization and strict requirements, the art world can help them reach their dream school directly. Every international student yearns for a comprehensive and prestigious university, which offers art majors with extraordinary admission standards. Compared to art schools, applying to the U program at Meiben University not only requires strict standardized grades, but also a more competitive and personalized portfolio of works. The art powerhouse Meiben Studio, in collaboration with elite mentors, professional application teams, and senior post service teams, focuses on applying to the top 30 universities in the United States, helping students shape a strong applicant image and providing direct access to the art world’s top U universities for aspiring students. (Partial) 👇- Click on the image to jump to the Art Industry Offer Summary – Click on the image to jump to the Art Industry Student Interview Example Summary – END – Planning ©️: International Art Education Text in the Art World ©️: Cody Visual Design ©️: Congee This article is the original of the international art education in the art world. Reproduction in all forms is not allowed without permission 💡 Click on the image below to view more exciting art world offer collections, art world student interviews, art world workshops, and more valuable content. If you like it, just click “Watch”! 👇