<p>Thank you for your advice guys! I apologize for not being active but I was suddenly out of town for the week and caught up as soon as I could with the thread (just now). I’m just a bit concerned with the availability of gen Ed classes since by the time transfer orientation occurs, many classes are full. Oh well, I guess I’ll just take what’s open and see if I can focus on classes for my major. </p>
<p>Regardless whether which school is better, (UCLA v USC) my friends at various UC’s are complaining about cutbacks which I do not want to deal with and USC provided me with generous financial aid since I’m low income. Both schools have a good reputation in LA and the across the nation, so I guess my concerns about that are settled. </p>
<p>Like I said, I’m just mainly concerned with having enough time to fulfill my gen eds and work towards my intended major (currently I’m undecided but i’ve always been interested in Polisci, Econ, International Relations, Computer info systems, German). I’d like to finish on a 4 year plan haha. I’ll just hope for the best. Either way if I chose to wait and see if I got into UCLA or other UCs I’d have to spend an additional year at a community college.</p>