UC Eligibility

Colleges & Universities University of California - Los Angeles
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<p>I’m an OOS, so I’m wondering how I’m actually going to figure out my UC gpa and know whether or not I’m UC eligible, especially for UCLA.</p>

<p>Where I live, schools are split in high school (9-10 level) and then senior high (11-12). At the high school, they only offer AP human geography and AP world history, both of which I took (AP World History in 9th and AP Hum geo in 10th).</p>

<p>Since they cap the added weight for UC gpas at 8 semesters, I’m at an extreme disadvantage, since I only had the chance to take 1 AP class in 10th grade. The rest of my classes were honors courses (except orchestra and swimming), but I’m not even sure if they’re UC “certified” honors classes.</p>

<p>How would I know if I’m even eligible for UC?..or UCLA?</p>

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<p>somebody? please???</p>

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<p>i thought the UC application does it for you? but im sorry, im not an OOS. have you checked the uc website?</p>

<p>if you don’t receive any replies soon, try finding the contact email/telephone number on the UCs website and directly ask them any questions you have in mind.</p>

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<p>I don’t think UCLA really cares about UC-certification for classes taken at out-of-state high schools… They’ll take your word for it on the PATHWAYS application. Also, if your high school is competitive (i.e. a feeder school), chances are that its curriculum is already UC-eligible. :rolleyes:</p>