Engineering transfer admissions — one-on-one
Get into the engineering program you actually want.
Getting into top schools doesn't happen by accident — I learned that when I got rejected in high school. Now that I know the process, I can help you achieve what you know you're capable of.
- Transferred into UT Austin ECE
- 4.00 engineering GPA
- One year, start to finish
~2 min assessment. I'll tell you where I think you actually stand, and determine if you're a good fit to take on as a client.
How it works
From “stuck here” to acceptance letter, in four steps.
Tell me where you stand
Fill out the two-minute assessment — your school, your target programs, your GPA, your story so far.
Pick your package
I reply by email with an honest read on your fit and which package (if any) makes sense. No pressure, no upsell.
I build your strategy
Coursework, extracurriculars, positioning, essays — a concrete plan built around what engineering admissions actually rewards.
You submit a stronger application
You hit submit knowing every piece — transcript narrative, activities, essays — is pulling in the same direction.
Free transfer assessment
Am I competitive?
Tell me where you stand and get an honest read on your chances — free, reviewed personally, reply by email within 48 hours. No automated scoring.
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About you
This is where the assessment reply goes — double-check the spelling.
Current school type
About the founder
“I just did this. I'll show you exactly how.”
- Transferred into
- UT Austin ECE
- Engineering GPA
- 4.00
- Time to transfer
- 1 year
Hi — I'm Ian. A year ago I was headed off to a middling 4-year OOS engineering program, excited to give my current college a chance but wanting to keep the door of transferring open. Now, a year and some change later, I am at a better school and am a better engineer because of that choice. I want to give you the guidance I wish I had and see you succeed past whatever people tell you is possible.
I didn't get into UT by accident — I probably went to at least 20 different clubs' meetings, trying to see where I had a chance to contribute in a way that would look good on my application file. I went to so many goddamned research connects (and didn't even land my role through one of them). All of this is to say I will help you (obviously, you're paying me to), but you have to be willing to work alongside the help I'm giving.
While trying to apply as a transfer, I found the seemingly complete lack of worthwhile transfer content to be frustrating. It is NOT the same as freshman admissions, and treating it that way will get you nowhere. I also offer the unique perspective of someone who knows where the gaps lie, because I stood where you stand not even a year ago.
If you are like me, and know you are capable of more than your current school has to offer you, please consider reaching out or filling out the assessment — I personally read each response and try my best to give an honest read on where you stand.
— Ian