<p>My major is Chemistry and I recieved my acceptance letter by mail not email. I think it depends on ‘whos get done first’. As I said to you before, many people got thier rejection/acceptances…yet many did not hear from those particular UCs. It shouldn’t be a problem…I think UCs send acceptance letters to ppl who are closest to thier school first. Then comes everyone else. I’m sure you will get accepted.</p>
<p>Biology major for UCI is a bit competitive though. I think the GPA req. is around 3.6 if I remember correctly. My first major was biology, but then I switched it to Chemistry a while back.</p>
<p>If you have anymore questions please let me know. I will be more than glad to help.</p>
<p>pieman- Thx. i will c u at Irvine!! U havent got ur result yet? dat sux… anywayz, ill change my schedule again. Ill tell them dat i will finish my 60units by spring semester to hav a chance at other UC skoos. U should finish it also by spring is there a particular reason?</p>
<p>I highly doubt your theory.
All the people who’s received their decision from UCI just happened to be mostly Business Economics major, and no Economics. Is this just a huge coincidence that most people who’s applied to BizEcon just happened to live close to UCI than anyone else?</p>
<p>mm, do the UCs review applications in order of preference? the admissions sites say the order of preference goes something like junior-level ccc students, junior-level uc transfers, junior-level in-state 4-years, junior-level oos transfers, non-junior in- or oos.</p>
<p>does that mean that, as an oos applicant, i won’t hear back til the end of the notification period? after allll of the spaces have been filled?</p>
<p>I am a junior level ccc student with agreement with davis but my friend is not, we both got accepted, but we’re both BIO majors. Not sure what major my friend’s friend is but he has not been accepted yet, I am guessing non-bio though.</p>