<p>Welcome to the UCSD admissions application status Web site for Winter Quarter 2010 undergraduate applicants. We have carefully reviewed your records and regret that we cannot offer you admission to the University of California, San Diego. The selection process was very difficult this year as we had an excellent pool of competitive applicants. You will receive an official notification shortly. </p>
<p>called in and they said it was an “administrative error” from not counting all of my units. they said it looks like i should have been admitted and ill definitely receive a reply within 1-2 days.</p>
<p>Yeah, if you met the requirements of IGETC and TAG with at least a 3.0 GPA and 60 units, you should’ve of definitely been accepted (if you weren’t apply for a impacted major). Hopefully you’ll have it sorted out soon and join us in the party :)</p>
<p>Anyways, Congratulations to all of you that have been accepted <em>throws confetti</em>. Now start sending in your IGETC certifications, AP grades, and college/high school transcripts postmarked by October 21st!</p>
<p>On the side note, we had a college transfer fair at my community college today where I talked to a UCSD representative. Apparently after Winter 2010, they won’t be offering any Winter transfer admissions anymore.</p>
<p>err i got denied too. i called in and they said it was because i had only 58 units at the end of summer(but i checked with my cc and they said i had 57 there and took 3 this summer at a different cc so thats 60). and that the units i was taking this fall dont go towards the 60 because in the TAG agreement it says you must have 60 by the end of summer. still trying to figure this out and will call them again shortly.</p>
<p>I got in tooooooo! Poli sci/American politics at Warren. Just found out today. That’s pretty exciting. I got into both schools I applied to, UCSC and UCSD. I already accepted the admission offer at UCSC last night (first choice school). Santa Cruz, here I come!!!</p>
<p>Congrats to everyone who got in, and condolences to those who had their heart set on SD but didn’t get in. For what it’s worth, you can try calling admissions and tell them I said you can have my admission… ;)</p>
<p>To those that didn’t get in and are 100% sure the fullfilled the requirements, don’t be afraid to call ucsd, and b**ch until they give you your acceptance, there were quite a few mistakes for fall transfers and alot of their rejections were overturned into acceptances. It is a transfer agreement GUARANTEE. If you did your part, make sure you get whats rightfully yours. </p>
<p>To those who got accepted, whats everyone thinking as far as housing, I put my name on the waitlist for the village hopefully I get in, because once I’m back from london I have less then a month before the semester starts to find housing and move in and everything.</p>
<p>Now I am nervous about the next steps! Do we really have to submit our high school transcripts? I went to some really obscure county homeschooling program and where I went to that high school moved locations and I am not looking forward to chasing them down…</p>
<p>Also, for those of us attending classes this fall, do you know what grade point average we have to keep? B’s for every course or what?</p>
<p>yaaahoooo!!!
i got into Marshall College as an Economics major!!! so glad that the agonizing wait is OVER!!! Congrats to all the others who got in too!!</p>
<p>JuneBug don’t worry about it, you don’t have to send in your high school transcripts. I attended High School in another country so I called and asked them if I need to send them in and they send and I quote: “we would like to have them, but if it’s a hassle then you don’t have to send them in.”</p>
<p>Yeah!!
My girlfriend and I both got in, but in different school.
She got in Muir College, and I got in Warren College.
She have 3.8GPA +TAG and I have 3.5GPA +TAG.
Is there really a lot of difference between these two colleges?
By the way, anyone majored in Econ?
Thanks guys…</p>