<p>hey, did anyone here not get ANY e-mails from UCB or UCLA about anything at all? Everyone is getting all of these verification e-mails and I haven’t gotten a single one. Now I’m worried about that. Good stats or not, we’ve seen Regents scholars rejected b/c of a missing pre-req, I’d hate to see other unfortunate situations.</p>
<p>I didn’t get any e-mails about verifying taxes or something along the lines of that. But I didn’t apply for a FAFSA, is that why?</p>
<p>im not sure i got an email from UCB asking about my parents income but i didnt apply for any type of financial aid…I dont think it means anything…</p>
<p>Is it really because of “missing” pre-reqs or because they completed them during Spring? I’m in the same dilemma (taking last few pre-reqs right now) and trying to hold it together. :(</p>
<p>WOM – this guy didn’t do Calc II and got rejected. What can I say. I’m sure it was offered at his school, it would be crazy if it wasn’t, and… well, yeah. PS: i’m doing one of my pre-req’s now, as it is was not offered in the fall when I tried to take it. I told the UCLA rep this and she said, “It’s fine, just complete your pre-req’s before you transfer and you’ll be just fine.” but I do have a non-impacted major, so I’m not sure if that makes a huge difference.</p>
<p>m3pwr – On the UC form I submitted my parents’ income. Whether it was accurate or not, I’m not sure (my dad won’t tell me so it was really just a guess). I really wish I could get at least one e-mail from them. All this talk about the FAFSA report not showing up and completely capable and decent students not getting in… god, I’m actually doubting myself for the first time. True doubt.</p>
<p>I got the same thing from a UCLA rep as well but my major is impacted. I’m just kind of frustrated & I don’t want to be bitter bc there are others with way lower GPA’s getting into non-impacted majors. Almost makes me wish the standards were uniform for all majors, oh well. Still hoping for the best.</p>
<p>In my case, w.o.t., it is that I am not completing a pre-req (calculus) by the end of spring. If i do not get accepted it just goes to show you how poorly the admissions and financial aid offices communicate (or how separately they are run). My application did not indicate that I would be completing the pre-req. It will seem like my Regents invite was computer generated based solely on my GPA. </p>
<p>I must say, after getting an invite it will be a bit of a disappointment if I am not accepted. I was pretty excited (even though Cal is my first choice anyway).</p>
<p>Agreed. I was excited about the Alumni call & since I have no backup schools, I have to wait another long while before I get an answer from USC. I’m debating whether I should even appeal, I’m not sure it’s worth it and I would feel indignant after being rejected. I’m a bit dissapointed right now, but I can’t be too sure of anything…best of luck to you too!</p>
<p>I will totally hunt that UCLA rep down if I get rejected. She kept telling me to send my app, ASAP and not even worry about the essay. She kept telling me that with my high GPA, number of major classes and soon to be completion of pre-req’s, that I am an ideal candidate for the UCLA phil department…</p>
<p>Good luck, WOT, I really hope everything goes well… for all of us. I think if they knew how much time we thought about this, they’d let us in based on that. I haven’t thought about something this hard since my professor made me explain the problem of evil… i didn’t really finish that though. Super.</p>
<p>I know. It’s like why are you lying to me? I can take it! as opposed to waiting and keeping this false hope up. The rep gave me her card, so she probably will be hearing from me. & I’ll be civil, I guess reps are just expected to be “polite” & stuff. :/</p>
<p>p.s. actually, she told me to email her if I don’t get in & she’ll try to talk to the dept. so I’m not really sure how much they know about the way decisions are made, to tell you the truth. o_0</p>
<p>Yea you are the greatest up and comer of CC your post count has skyrocketed in recent times. Ohh and you will also get into USC to if you have 700 post to.</p>