<p>So I just got accepted to my school’s business honors program. they hold interviews and recommendation letters etc, and 60 people get interviews over the 200-300 eligible, and only 20 people get accepted from those.</p>
<p>i got accepted for that program, and its basically a two-year cohort program where you take fast-paced advanced level classes. </p>
<p>my question is, should i notify all the UCs that I applied to, especially UCB and UCLA, of this program? and if i should, then how should i do that? i feel its something htey should know about, as only 20 people from each graduating class get accepted into this.</p>
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<p>i dont think it really matters since they probably reviewed your application already. im assuming your stats are good enough anyways, so you’ll be fine.</p>
<p>but if you get rejected, when you appeal, you can use this as your “new information” not stated on the application. in that case, you are a sure-shot to get in.</p>
<p>my stats are good, i did all the pre-reqs, but my gpa isnt the best. im borderline i guess? business econ 3.67. </p>
<p>do you think appeal would be a good idea/worth it if i do get rejected from, say ucla?</p>
<p>of course! it doesnt hurt to appeal. you wont be guarantee housing and that whole bunch though. if i get rejected, i plan on appealing and not going down with a fight, lol.</p>
<p>oh if you really want to ensure that you dont get rejected and want them to know about it now, i would advise you to call them.</p>
<p>haha yeah i know what u mean. i really really wanna go to ucla. if i call, who do i call? but if i do call, then i wont have a reason to appeal 
might as well just wait and see! maybe i get lucky and get in?</p>