UCLA transfer 2014: Chance me?

iDizzle
Sun, 03 Nov 2013 13:26:42 +0000

@ lamelcriada: Yes you must report ALL grades/overall GPA for their records. This shows them your academic trends. However, only the UC transferable GPA will be taken into consideration for admission. So lets say you had a lot of A’s for non transferable classes, resulting in a rather high GPA, only the transferable classes will be considered as your actual GPA(even though it may be lower).

They do care about your Spring/Summer GPA/grades to some extent. Like UCI, UCR, UCSC, UCSB and the lower tier UC’s will require that you get no more than 3 C’s during your last semester. Getting a D or below could possibly get your admission rescinded. UCLA on the other hand requires you to have no more than 1 C.

However, it’s been a while and I could have remembered incorrectly. It could be a C average for the lower tier UC’s and no more than 3 C’s for UCLA. In any case, they will send a notice about maintaining requirements after you get admitted.