@Herbidot April 26th at 4:05 pm I received an email saying there was a status update in my portal .
They sent all of them out on the same day. They don’t do rolling admissions.
cs student, 3.7, good ECs, done all prereq, okay essays…
do I have even a shot (from diablo valley college, California)
@rogercraig use this link to gauge your likelihood for each uc campus! it’s not the be all end all, but it’s very insightful to say the least. hopefully this info helps you 
https://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/infocenter/transfers-major
Ok…so it’s Mar 3. I heard you can hear about transfer anytime from now to April 30…keep us updated if anyone hears.
@debbiedfw Not UCSD. You will not hear back until mid to late April.
@rogercraig Have you taken transferrable computer science courses? I had all of the math/science prereq’s done but got waitlisted (unsuccessfully) with a 3.9 last year. Turns out the school I was going to was just deficient in terms of available CS specific courses…
@CSDegreePlease , for what it’s worth, my son took classes at three different CC’s in our area in order to get the classes he needed. I know not everyone has three CC’s near them, so I get it that not everyone can do that.
I guess I’ll chime in!
Major: Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience
Alternate Major: Psychology
GPA when I applied: 3.669
GPA for TAU: 3.665
EC:
-I volunteered for a diaper aid charity to help underserved families have access to diapers at a reduced cost
-Taught music to beginners (middle school and high school) for two years
-Band (been playing clarinet for over 10 years), was in District Honor Band for two years, I’m in a college concert band, was section leader my senior year of high school
-I sold my drawings throughout high school
-Volunteered at the San Francisco Fire Department Toy Program to give christmas gifts to families who can’t afford toys, books, or clothes for their children
-part of AMSA and the AMSA club at my college
Since I submitted my application (things UCSD doesn’t know):
-I started volunteering at a hospital
-I started teaching kids how to read through this charity that runs through the city
When does UCSD come out with their decisions?
@ste1111 How do you know you were accepted into UCI honors? Did they send out an email or notification?
My stats
GPA: 4.0
Major GPA: 4.0
Major: American Literature (English)
Applying for fin aid: Yes, low income
Mature student/over 25: Yep
Essays: 10/10 - they were checked over by half the English department and several of my fellow English tutors, and I started them in May of last year… So, they’d better be bangin’!
Work experience: English tutor, ESL tutor
ECs:
- Editor in chief of my college’s literary magazine (which is a TRIP during the coronavirus)
- Officer in several clubs
- Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators
- Novelist (not published yet, but I’ve written several books)
IGETC: Yes, full
Other schools applying to:
-UCB
-UCLA
-UCI
-UCR (accepted w/ Regents scholarship)
-CSUEB (accepted)
-SFSU (accepted)
-SJSU (accepted)
hi! any public health majors?
@doseofu hey! I’m a public health major! I haven’t seen any other public health majors on any of the threads I’ve been watching, it’s nice to finally find one!
hello!! where else did u apply 
I have been lurking on these threads for years, so I thought I would join in now that it is my turn!
UCSD is my top choice!
My Stats are as follows:
GPA: 3.62
Major: Political Science - Public Law
Alternate Major: Political Science - American Politics
Job/Work Experience: Part time employee in local government (Community Services).
Volunteer/Community service: Volunteered in my current position before being hired.
Instate?: Yes Local: No
Mature Student?: No
Previous/ Current School Type: Community College
IGETC: Will be completed by end of spring 2020 semester
AA-T degrees (will receive spring 2020): Political Science + Law, Public Policy, and Society
Completed UC transfer pathway for Political Science.
Also applied to: UCLA, UCI, UCSB
Accepted Schools: CSUCI, CSUN
Denied: Cal Poly SLO (didn’t meed the major requirements, don’t know why I applied lol)
Wishing everyone the best of luck
Best,
Cole
So the UC Transfers by Major website says that the GPA range they show is the 25th to 75th percentile of admitted students, where 25% of admitted applicants had below the lowest value and 25% had above the highest. My GPA is slightly below the lowest on the range for my major so I’m hoping this means i’m ok… anyone know anything about this?
It’ll be harder than usual to get in for you so it’ll just depend on your essays and EC’s; the most important factor is always GPA for transfer applicants
@sbpbs2020 Since your GPA is roughly in the 25th percentile, if you get in, then about 75% of the admitted applicants will have a higher GPA, ASSUMING the GPA range would be relatively similar to last year’s, but it may be more competitive this year; this means the odds are a bit stacked against you. Hopefully your PIQs and ECs can help bolster your chances.
Decisions come out on the 24th, anyone know what time?
How do you know that?