<p>Please ppl can anyone predict my chance of UCLA?</p>
<p>My GPA is 3.7 chemistry major. I have taken Calc 1, 2, 3 in progress. Only math left is DE and three physics.</p>
<p>Please tell me of my chances!!</p>
<p>omg…so i dont have chances for ucla anymore…
i took cal 1 in fall 06 but i dropped it… thats why i took it again in this spring…
i’m so sad…</p>
<p>unknown726 i think u’ll get in…!
since you have great gpa for chem major and you’re almost done with the calc</p>
<p>chubby</p>
<p>sometimes what they write on thier web site is not a strict set of standards… the only problem you have is math. I have known ppl with wiered circ. get in to UCLA!</p>
<p>Don’t be sad, let us wait! and time will tell!</p>
<p>Best of luck to you</p>
<p>Good luck with your math 3 vector calculus-multivariable calculus class Unknown. I guess you’re going for chemical engineering. Darn you should have taken math 4 DE. It’s the most useful and beautiful math class for engineering major. My instructor calls it “the art of sciences.”
I’m working on my physics. I’m done with math in my first year. Darn, physics is not really fun.</p>
<p>lostincode: Yes, because our quarters are a week longer than ANYONE ELSE. We don’t get out until June 30th. I hate it.</p>
<p>chubby: You and I have similar stats, though I’ve finished all my reqs. If that’s where you really want to go and you don’t get in (I want the Econ/Intl Area Studies program), I might try applying again next year once you’re done with prereqs. But wait and see, I remember all kinds of crazy stuff happening in high school–so many kids got in that shouldn’t’ve.</p>
<p>(ETA: Er, not that you shouldn’t, just that it’s impossible to tell what they’ll do)</p>
<p>santa barbaran, a response to one of ur earlier post:</p>
<p>u MUST convert ap credit according to UC ap>unit conversion, NOT ur ccc conversion table. i relied on the latter and ucr (which was the first to review my app apparently) sent me an e-mail telling me to take 1 quarter unit class!!! luckily, it wasn’t too late for me to enroll in an online class. it’s good that i applied to ucr cuz they reviewed applications early enough to warn u on these IMPORTANT things</p>
<p>i forgot to mention that im an intercampus transfer…so uc’s honor my ap unit conversions</p>
<p>unknown-you’re gpa is good. Are you going to complete DE and your three other physics classes before you transfer? Is it mandatory for ucla that you complete these classes before you transfer? Are you a chemical engineer or just a chemistry major? Sorry I just wanted you to clarify for me before I evaluate your chances. Btw I think you’ll most likely get in for ucd and ucsd. They aren’t very strict about completing major prereq’s. Don’t worry about these two schools. I’m still waiting for ucsd here.</p>
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<p>Until CAL Decisions. (Again, I assume 5:00 p.m.). </p>
<p>Thankfully I have an entire week of Spring Break in Vegas to kill time!!!</p>
<p>^ i don’t think calc 2 and phys is offered online.
and there isn’t a CCC near where i live is on the quarter system. Are there any in san francisco?</p>
<p>i was just thinking that being under 60 units is a lesser evil than not having 2 prereqs done. So just make sure you’re over the 60 unit cap first… you can do that by taking ANY transferrable classes. Might waste your time, but I’d rather be over 60 units and not have my 2 prereqs done, than be under 60 units AND not have prereqs done.</p>
<p>^ how lenient are they if im taking summer school this summer?</p>
<p>DAMN YOU CSU COURSES!!!</p>
<p>good point.</p>
<p>sakura812:</p>
<p>No I won’t be able to complete my DE and three other physics before I transfer. My major is only chemistry and I’m not sure what UCLA will expect of me to be honest. Thanks a bunch for easing up the tension on me about UCD and UCSD. Though, I really want to go to UCLA. </p>
<p>passionate:</p>
<p>Thanks my man. I will have to take DE in UC…can’t wait. My major is chemistry though.</p>
<p>Good luck with your physics man. I have never taken a physics so I don’t know how it is.</p>
<p>I don’t know how that will affect you unknown, even though your gpa is pretty good for a chem major. You are missing four classes. Ucla wants everyone to graduate in two years; that’s why they stress that you complete all or most of your prereq’s. But then again your major is not impacted compared to say bio or econ. I wish you the best of luck for ucla. I doubt you need it for ucsd or ucd ;)</p>
<p>Hey,
I’m an american citizen, but was born in Germany and finished german schooling.
In addition I went to the University of Maryland for a semester and just now am finishing my 3rd semester at SMC. I applied to UCLA and really don’t know what my chances are. I have a 4.0 GPA, 2 EC, was on the Dean’s list 4 times finished ACCTG1 and 2 as well as ECON 1 and 2 but i do not have any CALC. I am trying to transfer as a pre business econ or pre econ major. I also received the invitation to the regents’s scholarship. What do you think, will not having Calc kill my chances? And I actually work part time for UCLA</p>
<p>You have great stats but no calc usually equals auto-reject. :(</p>
<p>what sweetny007 said.
For BizEcon, no calc = auto rejection.</p>
<p>Has anybody heard any new news from UCSD?</p>
<p>^ even with the regents scholarhip?</p>
<p>i thot in the UCLA forum ppl who got the scholarship was an auto-admit?
^ i hope you get in. you got good stats.</p>
<p>and if you are missing pre reqs. class, is an impacted major a factor in admission decision?</p>
<p>I agree with the above, no calc + non community college transfer = Automatic Rejection.</p>