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I'd say it might be somewhat lower than 80%. It's a good chance, sure, but probably more like 60%. Accepted students have a median GPA of about a 3.5 or so, but biology is a very crowded major, so that's what makes your chances in that area just a bit lower, in my opinon.
An important thing to note is that as a transfer from another UC school, you are actually prioritized below California community college students, so that hurts you a bit. Why not save some cash and go to a CC next year? It will be easier than a UC, meaning your GPA should be easier to either maintain or raise even more, and you'll have a better chance at getting into ALL the UC schools that way. It's a no-lose scenario.
A couple of months ago, there was a huge thread where transfers and incoming freshmen were posting their admissions decisions along with their GPAs, which you could use as a reference. Do a search.
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