Accepted for Spring still means accepted. You have a choice of staying home till Spring or attending the extension program while staying at the dorms.
Courses offered during extension are all requirements that you have to take anyway to graduate from UCB. Grades do not count in your Berkeley cumulative GPA.
But why did they do this? I don't THINK I am like a less desirable applicant, I have 4.2 UC GPA 1550 SAT bla bla you know and UCLA wanted me for honors, same with my friend, higher gpa lower SAT, and he got into spring too. I know weaker students who got in for fall. Do they not realize that this spring thing is sort of a put off, like a sort of lesser acceptance? Is it part of their "diversity" thing in which they want to diversify the strength of their students? I'm so confused. IF anyone who knows about this could please enlighten me I'd really appreciate it, and I have a few friends who would appreciate knowing, too.
Accepted!
UC gpa 4.03
Sat I 1490
SAT II 720/710/710
Great essay, ec's
Don't read too much into the Spring thing. It means they filled the class and had qualified people they weren't ablt to take, so they offered them Spring.
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go bruins!!!!
Courses offered during extension are all requirements that you have to take anyway to graduate from UCB. Grades do not count in your Berkeley cumulative GPA.
UC gpa 4.03
Sat I 1490
SAT II 720/710/710
Great essay, ec's
Don't read too much into the Spring thing. It means they filled the class and had qualified people they weren't ablt to take, so they offered them Spring.