UC to UC transfer..

sauronvoldemort
Tue, 28 Nov 2006 21:44:56 +0000

try to make urself as much qualified as possible. from all the posts from this forum i can imagine the following person getting into ucla or berkeley:
factors in the order of importance:

applying from ccc; major requirements completed; 3.5 + gpa; transfer program; essay; EC’s; igetc completion

Basically, i learned that the uc’s do not give a crap about how qualified YOU THINK u are. if u don’t complete major requirements or come from ccc, ur chances are tremendously diminished. if u are tap certified, ur admission to ucla is almost guaranteed. so basically if u meet all the criterias mentioned aboved, that’s what they will care about and nothing else. this is the reason why u might hear about ccc students with less than 3.0 gpa getting into berkeley. qualification is all that matters. u can demonstrate ur greatness through essays, by transferring in one year, etc. but these probably only matter to brake ties bewtween equally qualified individuals.

yes, uc’s don’t care about sat. but u do need to send ap scores if u want them to count.

counselors in uc’s might lie, i imagine, because of the rivalry between various uc’s my ccc counselor is completely opposite of lying or discouraging me. also important, i think, is that ur ccc have good connection with the uc’s ur transferring to. u probably can see the conncetion just by looking at how many students at ur school is admitted toa particular uc. for example 91 per cent of tap ceritifed students from my ccc is accepted to ucla. I STRONGLY RECOMMEND TAP.it is so easy to be certified.