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[anadyr21]

It depends. Will the prestige of the school you want to transfer to help you in securing a better job once you graduate? Is it worth more of a financial struggle? Are you sure? Will you be able to find reasonable child care or school for your daughter? Will the class hours be more problematic for someone who has a child? Are you sure?

Unless you are miserable to the point of tearing your hair out, there's nothing wrong with being in a place you don't particularly like as long as it's only temporary and seems to be a better deal all around.

Just do the research. Good luck.

[K-Luv]

Originally Posted by Sam82

I never said that 2.8 makes someone dumb. I've been to 3 colleges(public and private) and they all required a 3.0 to even be considered. Sometimes schools will consider you if you have hardships that caused lower grades. I think the OP should try to at least get her GPA to 3.0 before looking to transfer. Also, be prepared that you will lose some of your credits if you transfer.

Yes, there are schools or programs that do require 3.0 or higher GPA. I am not saying that those schools do not exist. I was just pointing out that there are prestigious schools out there that do except applicants who have a GPA under 3.0.

Hampton only requires a GPA of 2.5 for transfer students.