<p>Is it difficult to transfer from UC Berkeley to UCLA? Or the other way around? What about transferring from a UC to Wesleyan University? Can anyone tell me more about the process in transferring?</p>
<p>No but you have to get good grades and complete prerequisites.</p>
<p>No it’s not hard, just have the grades. Learn how to search this forum, it actually is a cool tool to use…</p>
<p>It will be easier to transfer from Berkeley to UCLA as opposed to the other way around. UCLA is historically more accepting of intercampus transfers; Berkley actively discourages intercampus transfers. No clue on Wesleyan.</p>
<p>The UCs do not actively discourage transfers applicants already attending a UCs. Per the UCs’ policy, CCC applicants are given priority (everyone reads too much into this unexplained term); it does not necessarily translate to qualified (how ever the UC determines that to be) UC-UC applicants be will ignored. </p>
<p>It’s not impossible if that’s what you’re worried about; I was accepted to Cal and Georgetown as a transfer from UCLA. It’s difficult to transfer if you have not satisfied the pre-reqs for your intended major and your GPA, ECs, and PS are weak. It’s not difficult if you have satisfied your pre-reqs and have a strong GPA, ECs, and PS.</p>