I am in San Diego.
They also don’t want to be specific to protect their server from being overloaded. Then everyone’s pissed when the “sorry server not available” message goes up!
If anyone has any questions Id be more than happy to answer 
My major is Neurobiology in Muir College.
I also received the Chancellors.
@Frijolito467 Ok, my question is: If I give 150K can you say my kid played Water Hockey and has a SAT of 1800 get him into UCSD?
:))
So what do y’all think. Decisions today??
@Frijolito467 Is the Chancellors same as the Regents, or a separate thing? Is it released together with the admission decision? Thanks
yeah, I got accepted to uc davis with a 3.55 weighted gpa and 33 act which was very surprising
actually, UCs are limited in the amount of OOS students they accept, starting from this year.
3.55 weighted on 4.0 scale
idk if you are being sarcastic but UCSD has a 7% acceptance rate for OOS students.
https://ir.ucsd.edu/_files/stats-data/admissions/freshmen/ffhome.pdf
… thats not acceptance rate… that means 7% of ucsd incoming freshmans were oos…lol
read the left side after clicking link
Regents is based solely on merit, I believe. And Chancellors is based on first-generation status,financial need, California resident, personal statements, etc…
For Chancellors you get
a) Priority enrollment, beginning Winter quarter of your first year
b) Depending on income, full-ride. Including money back
c) Resources in college - events only for CASP students (you get to meet the chancellor a lot)
In not sure about Regents.
I found out about the Chancellors when I got the estimated financial aid because it was written on the estimated financial aid paper.
I wasn’t being sarcastic. I think there is an about 20% enrollment cap for OOS so UCs will have to adjust their acceptance rate for OOS.
Yes, UCLA Admissions has a separate account. @UCLAAdmission
@lesimpson4 @Frijolito467: For UCSD 2018, the admit rate for OOS applicants was 51% however only 7% of the admitted OOS students actually enrolled most likely due to financial costs. OOS applicants get little to no financial aid so $65K/year is a high price to pay.