Raising GPA to be able to transfer

mikemac
Fri, 26 Jul 2019 16:51:49 +0000

Agree with the above.

However I think you should double-check the 3.2 requirement you were given. In 2017 they said the average xfer gpa was 3.10 which means a bunch must have been less than that. See https://www2.calstate.edu/attend/counselor-resources/counselor-conferences/documents/2017_Campus_Presentations/San-Bernardino.pdf I’d check with the xfer center at your current CC and with a different counselor at CSUSB.

Also, are you in their local service area? Students attending a CCC in it have a lower gpa needed for admission. They also say

Students with an ADT from a CSUSB local area community college are given priority in the application review process.
Associates Degree for Transfer (ADT) | Admissions | CSUSB

Again, check with the counselors at your CC and at CSUSB