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<p>i know i’m not cardinal </p>

<p>but i’ve asked this quesiton before to a counselor…and if ucla has a very specific major that basically feels custom made for your interests, then you should let UCLA know this…</p>

<p>if your MAJOR is practically the exact same at all three schools, then theres no point in kissing **** with UCLA…just talk about how this general major interests you…</p>

<p>they can’t reject you for having a dream school…but you can say ucla is your goal and why…without sounding like your too stubborn about it…</p>

<p>thats what i’ve heard at least…other counselors may say differently…again, cardinal will probably give u a better answer but thats my opinion</p>

102

<p>I’ve taken a few classes over to raise my gpa. Should I still list the class with my bad grade? or with the new grade i have recieved?</p>

103

<p>thats sneaky lol you have to list all classes</p>

104

<p>this is gay…im transferring for next fall and i want a bio major, but im not finding any open slots. does that mena i can’t apply to ucla?</p>

105

<p>rhaizen, from what i’ve heard, you can list the newer grade of the repeated course. however, they’ll eventually see the original grade when you send in your official college transcript.</p>

106

<p>even if you got a d or lower? the new grade should replace it when calculating the gpa right?</p>

107

<p>umm (10 chars)</p>

108

<p>yes, the new grade will replace the old grade when retakin a class. but they will still see old grade</p>

109

<p>applying as a transfer; should i still list High school activities on the application? its a small community college, so there isnt too many things to join here. i was highly active during high school though.</p>

110

<p>My Counselor said it would be alright to list some of my high school activities if they were definately big ones like being president or leader of a club and she also mentioned things within 4 years, so i could write what i did in HS my jr/sr year if they were really big leadership roles. I guess it couldnt hurt to write about HS experience if you dont have much to write from ur college experience</p>

111

<p>I have a question:</p>

<p>I took a one unit UC-NON transferrable course call Student Development. It was a pass, no pass class. Do I add it onto the course list on the UC application?</p>

112

<p>yes include EVERYTHING</p>

113

<p>You dun have to have to be a junior standing to apply to the UC’s rite? Cuz i m currently only a sophmore but i am going to reach junior standing before fall 07, which is the semster that i am applying into uc.</p>

114

<p>as long as you have a minimum of 60 semester (90 quarter) units by the END of SPRING 07 (NOT summer) you will be transferring as a junior.</p>

115

<p>yeah, i will have 60 units at end of spring sem. But Will they accept the summer course credits if u decide to take summer lessons(to increase yr course units)?</p>

116

<p>bump incase anyone needs info here as the deadline approaches</p>

117

<p>exactly how many transcripts do u send to uc’s? do u send transcript after spring 07 semestre?</p>

118

<p>you send in actual transcripts after you have been accepted. there is no transcipt sending of any kind during the admission process, but make sure not to lie when your filling the application out.</p>

119

<p>ok im stupid
i turned in my application last night and got the printout
as i was looking thru it i put a lower grade than what i had in a class on the grade summary. yeah i know double check</p>

<p>i tried to go <a href=“https://www.ucapplication.net/ucap/[/url]”>https://www.ucapplication.net/ucap/&lt;/a&gt; to change it but it wont let me log in at all. or even give me my password with the UCID. </p>

<p>did i screw up bad? im upset now…
i am supposed to go to <a href=“https://www.ucapplication.net/ucap/[/url]”>https://www.ucapplication.net/ucap/&lt;/a&gt; change it right?</p>

120

<p>you can fix it, the applicatoin site should send you to a site to specifically fix errors in the application.</p>