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Georgetown as a Junior transfer

Hi! I just got into Georgetown but am really nervous about being a junior. Can any transfers share about what being a junior transfer is like, or if you are thinking of going as a junior transfer, I would love to talk!

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u/_user89kp — 4 hours ago

What is Greek life like?

I will be a sophomore transfer and am thinking about joining Greek life! I like being out and about but am not a huge going out person. Are there sororities that are more chill at W&M? Do they accept sophomores or not really? I’m looking forward to the community aspect but not sure:)

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u/_user89kp — 3 days ago

When will Georgetown release the rest of CAS?

It’s getting kind of late. Has anyone called and know when it should be or what day of the week it usually is?

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u/_user89kp — 3 days ago

How flexible are they usually with transfer credits?

If I have English classes, will they be able to apply them to the major or are they usually picky?

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u/_user89kp — 7 days ago

How does on campus housing work for transfers?

Hi! I’m transferring to W&M and wondering how transfer housing works. Are most people likely to get it even though it’s not guaranteed? Can I pick a roomate through the portal and how does that work?

If not, what are good ways to look at on campus housing within a walks distance and finding a roomate for this?

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u/_user89kp — 8 days ago
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Is it normal to graduate at 23? Will people see me differently because of it?

Hi! It’s likely that with transferring I’ll have to take an additional year and I’m already old for my grade. I feel kind of embarrassed about this but is it pretty normal and will people not see me differently because of it?

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u/_user89kp — 12 days ago

Are out of state students treated differently

I’m thinking of coming as a transfer and was wondering if it makes any difference to be out of state!

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u/_user89kp — 13 days ago

Hey! I would be a junior next year and wondering how transfer friendly the school is for new students. Do they really not guarantee housing and you are totally out of the lottery?

Does the school feel like a small all women school or is it very merged with Columbia and feels larger?

Is the environment kind and supportive or very individualistic? Thank you!!!!

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u/_user89kp — 15 days ago

Hi! I’m a junior who might have to reclass as a sophomore who is almost sure I will be committing to William and Mary :) If anyone is looking for roomates (female), especially if you are also a transfer, on or off campus (within walking distance) I would love to call! Also, if anyone know a helpful way or place to find roomates that would be great!

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u/_user89kp — 19 days ago

Hi! I’m a junior(woman) who is almost sure I will be committing to William and Mary :) If anyone is looking for roomates, especially if you are also a transfer, on or off campus (within walking distance) I would love to call!

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u/_user89kp — 19 days ago

Hi! I got in as a transfer and love William and Mary, but I have a few questions. Since I would be coming in as a junior, would most people be off campus in my grade and would this make it hard to make friends? Does the school feel too big or do you feel like it feels tight knit? Are people generally friendly and willing to make new friends, or not really?

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u/_user89kp — 20 days ago