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For students seeking to transfer from one four-year institution to another, which factor typically holds the most weight in the admissions decision compared to first-year applicants?

A High school GPA and standardized test scores.
B Extracurricular activities from high school.
C Collegiate academic performance and course rigor.
D The applicant's primary reason for transferring.

✓ Correct Answer: Option C

While high school records are considered, transfer admissions committees primarily evaluate a student's collegiate academic performance, course selection, and college GPA as the strongest indicators of their ability to succeed at the new institution.

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