<p>can you still transfer if you didn’t even graduated from High school? Don’t they need some stuff from high school? just wondering…if that was the case I shouldn’t have tried so hard to pass my pre-algebra in high school during my senior year heh.</p>
<p>yeah you just need a diploma equivalent of some sort… and there are lots</p>
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<p>ahhhhhhhhhhhhh bloody helllll</p>
<p>lolz the same thing here lostincode</p>
<p>^ after spring 2007, ill have 52 units which im 8 units short from the recommended required units. YOu think this will jeopardize my admission with ucb,ucla? i said i was taking summer school to complete my last two courses 
plus, i received the open house letter too. jeez im scared.</p>
<p>I don’t know bro…I have a GPA of 3.7…i think pretty much well qualified yet still waiting on UCD, UCSD! is it normal?</p>
<p>does this mean im rejected?</p>
<p>I think you should call the schools vyan because <em>on the ucla site</em> it says you need to finish the units by spring quarter.</p>
<p>To answer you question in my opinion I need more information:</p>
<p>1) The units you plan on completing in the summer are they: Math or English? If so then that is bad. On my UCLA Tap form it says something about those classes will not be accepted in the summer prior to admission. I assume that goes for UCB also. </p>
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<p>2) 60 Transferable units is a core requirement to enter at the junior status. I think the UC’s want to 100% make sure you will have 60 units at transfer time. If you have any prior W’s they may get concerned that you won’t have the 60 at transfer time. </p>
<p>Again, I think it matters which classes you have left and your major. If the classes are some IGETC art class and a generic humanities course it may not matter. </p>
<p>Have you finished your major reqs? and Are you TAP? </p>
<p>I have 92 Transferable units including 6 units at CAL for summer school, English Major, TAP, Honors, Several EC’s, Older than most students, 3.82 GPA and I am REALLY CONCERNED about getting into CAL. I am not that worried about UCLA because of TAP but still would like to see the “accepted” sign. </p>
<p>There are so many factors in admissions it’s really hard to say but on the surface I would say your situation is tough. Especially since UCB and UCLA are so competitive to get into. There are so many people who apply with all pre-reqs, IGETC, honors, 4.0, Cal Experience program, URM “Under represented Minority” it makes the competition fierce. </p>
<p>Good luck</p>
<p>I don’t think it will affect your admission to UCB and UCLA because if they offer you admission, it will be provisional. They will make sure that you will have to complete your other two courses during summer. My point is that UCB and UCLA know that you will fulfill the 60 units requirements before transferring one way or another. Just my opinion.
By the way, did you finish 52 units in one year or two years? If you are a sophomore, you should be able to complete at least 60 units by this spring right?</p>
<p>I wonder how many students transfer each year from a top public university to Berkeley.</p>
<p>If I got really good grades winter quarter should I send them in or would it be too late either way?</p>
<p>Unknown76. I think you will get in UCD and UCSD with GPA of 3.7. It’s just a matter of time.
I still wait for UCD, UCSD, and UCB. I have the same GPA as you do. I don’t really worry about UCD and UCSD. UCB’s a reach for me, but I still hope.
I just turned down UCI’s admission offer 'cause I know for sure I will not be attending there.</p>
<p>I think it’s too late startraksfinest. They won’t bother looking at it now I think.</p>
<p>you turned down UCI before hearing from the others??? Bold move.</p>
<p>thanks for the info passionate. </p>
<p>You guys think a W might prolly ruin my chances in UCLA?</p>
<p>i should call ucla and just let them know to give me that rejection early. I assume that when i applied to the architecture program, they only looked at the department requirements which was my portfolio and an additional personal statement. So my open house letter is provisional so when the main university sees my whole application, im pretty much phucked.</p>
<p>I have 52 units after this spring and this is my 2nd year. I need to take calc2 and physics for summer. These are all classes geared towards uCB architecture program. After spring, I will already have calc under my belt. to look at my situation now, im more screwed for berk than ucla</p>
<p>Since ucla opened their undergrad this year, there isn’t a course articulation yet. aaahh it scares me. I noted to them that i couldnt take physics because the required one that i need to take is only offered fall.</p>
<p>Passionate:
i should have. The thing is, at first i wanted to attend cal poly slo so i took some csu courses. If csu were transferable, i would have like 60+ units. I also got one W and which im retaking it this spring.</p>
<p>exactly passionate. haha in my application i noted to them that i only need to take 2 moer classes and i dont want to wait another year to reapply again and just to take these two courses.</p>
<p>Verdet:
I never heard of TAP.</p>
<p>vyan you seem like a good student…if you had to work so much in so little time then you are a good. They will notice that. So you never know!!</p>
<p>HEY!
if i need to add .5 more units for SPRING QUARTER (like a pe class o rso) do i NEED to tell the UC’s?</p>
<p>cal admissions status page changed!!!</p>
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<p>The reality is you never know. Withdrawing your application would be a dumb idea. Maybe architecture dosen’t have allot of applicants, maybe they aren’t concerned about the classes you have missing, lots of maybe. If you have your IGETC done, and not your pre reqs that is not a huge deal for some majors. Maybe arch is one of them.</p>
<p>Unknown - I don’t think one W is going to mean anything. People leave classes for a ton of reasons that are not just grade related. I wouldn’t stress that one at all. Unless, it is a course you need and never took it again!</p>