<p>There have been many stories, and I do mean MANY that have been rejected from UCLA and been admitted to UCB. Last year, 20 people that I know applied to UCLA 3 got accepted. The other 17, 9 of them got into UCB and the others went on to UCSD. It’s a low comparison to the nation, but you can see the implications.</p>
<p>So it’s pretty high chance of many UCLA rejects getting into UCB depending on scores and essays, since UCB actually reads them as well as UCLA.</p>
<p>I was rejected from UCLA, but I’m hoping for my admission for UCB. Even though it’s a low chance for me due to my scores, I still have hope, if not, UCSD has a better BIOE program so it works out fine for me haha.</p>
<p>I’m still hoping to go to UCB because I want to get out of San Diego XD. But if not, I’m alright with UCSD. I wouldn’t get bummed out with being rejected from UCLA. It seems like that’s quite the case with many of my friends. Only two of them were admitted to UCLA, then rest were rejected, and again this is around 18ish people. All of them applied to UCB. So I have to get back to you on how many were accepted and what not.</p>
<p>AGAIN: DO NOT GIVE UP HOPE. Just because you’ve been rejected from UCLA doesn’t not mean your AUTOMATICALLY rejected from UCB!!! Have faith in yourself people! Took me awhile to realize that when I was rejected too! Hah!</p>
<p><3 you all!</p>