<p>On a different note, is there anyone out there that hates the fact that you have to use IE when taking online quizzes at Coursecompass? Coupled with the fact that Coursecompass freezes 50% of the time anyway… making you use IE only makes the problem 10x worse.</p>
<p>CourseCompass?</p>
<p>The hate kinda wears away after using it for 2 years non-stop</p>
<p>Also forgot to mention that in those 2 years, I had to update my MathXL player every single time…</p>
<p>well i guess “one step at a time” is the way to go…</p>
<p>But who here has had problems with windows VISTA</p>
<p>Blurry, Danville eh? You wouldn’t happen to go to DVC? The econ professors there are in love with coursecompass.</p>
<p>Nah, no DVC here - currently at UC Davis, and don’t get me started about econ professors and coursecompass. I failed to mention that in my 2 years (and counting) of using coursecompass, I also had to use it for several of my econ classes.</p>
<p>The only saving grace Coursecompass has is that if you screw up, the “Help me solve this” button = automatic restart 
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<p>Though in retrospect, considering how badly I want to transfer into UCB, I may have be better off if I went to DVC instead.</p>
<p>Oh well!</p>
<p>OMG! It just suddenly hit me. It’s gonna be interesting to observe people’s reactions when decisions from the two big dogs roll in.</p>
<p>3.95 - rejected.
3.4 - accepted.
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<p>goodluck everyone. Remember, it is not the end of the world if/when you accidentally get rejected from CAL or LA.</p>
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<p>Yea it is.</p>
<p>Plus, those rejections for high 3.9s are due to a lack of prereqs, or some other inconsistency which is not being represented forthright.</p>
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<p>Only if you’re satisfied with just being adequate, there’s nothing wrong with that though.</p>
<p>I HATE being adequate!</p>
<p>I know im stressing to much but I think im gonna start thinking of what to write for my appeal to LA…</p>
<p>Think about it, there’s always your local state university. I think SJ Mercury news did a piece on big-name-company CEO’s who emerged from San Jose State University, and you’d be surprised by how many there are.</p>
<p>i’m probably going to be one of those fools who waltzes into berkeley with a 3.45 and i only applied to berkeley on a whim (i’m staying in los angeles regardless of if i get accepted to USC/UCLA or not). i’m not expecting anything, honestly…just to get into USC or UCLA…or both.</p>
<p>whats the difference in cost between USC and LA??</p>
<p>m3pwr…immerse yourself in +ve thoughts.</p>
<p>I think, when this is all over, we should try to make a comprehensive accepted/rejected/stats thread for the people applying in the future.</p>
<p>to many people would go off on tangents like always lol</p>
<p>m3pwr, since i’m not staying on campus if i get into USC or UCLA, i think the difference for me is pretty steep but not as steep as it could be (i.e. 35k vs like, 14k)</p>
<p>Anyone else pulling an allnighter with me? I have a 6 page paper to write on a subject I know zero about. I figure not only will I finish my paper, but the allnighter will cause me to sleep through most of Tuesday so when I regain consciousness it’s already Wednesday and UCLA will be hours away. :D</p>
<p>That’s my worry. People are going to be hunting for data and all these tangents will be in the way. We’ll have to be strict about it.</p>
<p>are you kidding me mattn, mass hysteria will hit the forums once ucla starts rolling. It’s like trying to control a pack of 100x raging bulls released in the streets of mehico.</p>