<p>I was looking back at some of your old posts and I found that you are now taking intermediate Algebra due to some conflicts. I think in the post you were looking for someone who was in the same situation before. I remember a few days ago a Mr. pirateslife came on and explained to us that he took his required uc transfer math last spring and was sadly rejected to UCSB and UCLA all for the reason of not having his required stats course done before he applied for transfer to the schools. On the other hand i think UCI and UCSD made exceptions and accepted him knowing that he would complete the math that spring. he mentioned some policy that requires you to take the transfer math before the spring prior to transfer to be considered at UCLA and UCSB. He applied as a history major as well.goodluck.</p>
<p>There’s conflicting information regarding when UCLA’s decisions will be posted, but I think they scratched the April 28, 30, whatever and will be rolling them starting in early May.</p>
<p>When you guys log into the decisions page on UCLA.edu does it say “late April”. Where did some of you see “early May”? I didn’t see that anywhere on the site.</p>
<p>In the column that has “admission decisions” select “Current applicants”…then select “Admission decisions by regular mail - notification timeline”…there it will say early May</p>
<p>hey…so i got a question for all of you…
how much does the TAP program really help someone get into LA? i know it’s not guaranteed but i keep hearing that unless you’re missing some basic requirements you’re pretty much in if you’re certified with TAP. I don’t want to feel super confident because of it though and then be disappointed. Anyone have any stories? TAP students not getting in or vice versa?</p>