<p>After some research, I found out the academic requirements for an intercampus transfer. I realized that getting a 4.0 is going to be an exceptionally hard at UCSD. I just wanted to ask that since I will be competing with community college transfer when I apply, is it going to be like high school all over? Like, where I have to do all sorts of extracurriular activities like volunteering, holding positions, internships, and such. To me, that sounds really hard to do in two years in addition to having a high G.P.A. I know the chances of me transferring from UCSD to Cal or UCLA is already low, but what else do I need to do to stand out?</p>
<p>Hm, you’ll probably want to tone your grammar; but in all seriousness, internships, and a strong interest in your major will enhance your chance at acceptance. Other than that, a 4.0 is not necessary, but I would strongly recommend it.</p>