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Cumulative GPA of 3.21 at Appalachian state looking to transfer to ncsu your semester GPA after exams is 3.55 what are your chances of getting into nc state mgt for fall 10?
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∙ 12y ago
Very high. Did you do it? I was told by an NCSU admissions officer that 3.0 was automatic after 30 hours.
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It can be your body reacting to the transfer that's all. And if you get pregnant (I'm crossing my fingers for you) then you should know that a lot of women think they are getting sick when in fact they are pregnant. How the transfer or a pregnancy reacts to the flu we don't know. You can be like most people and just get a nasty flu that will pass in a week or two.
