<p>Human Bio, Sociology, Philosophy, Finished Stats (4 on Ap test), Finished History (5 on Ap test), Finished English 1B, finished Government (3 on AP test), General Bio, Anthro Physical, Cultural, and Forensics. Chem 2a, chem 1a. going to take chem 1b and calc and finish by this summer. Gpa is about a 3.4. would that be good enough to transfer to UCI? or do i need to take a physics and genetics course too? i was thinking of taking that at irvine. but please let me know what i should do and if that is good enough so i can apply. i called irvine and they still didn’t provide me with the best info when it is there job too =(. i thought maybe you guys had already applied and heard back. thanks!</p>
<p>Hey YuMmIeCaNdiEs did you finish all of the prereqs before applying as a transfer for UCI? i really want to go to irvine and want to apply by this fall. please let me know to what classes you had taken before applying, thanks.</p>
<p>Overall GPA is 3.5 ish. .Major GPA is 3.8 (somewhere around there)
Finished IGETC back in FALL
Honor Student
Interned for Senator/Assemblymember
Volunteer for Non-Profit for last 4 years.</p>
<p>I was CAP student for Berkeley for FALL 06.
I still checked that in my APP and got a call from Berkeley back in March asking why I wasn’t able to fulfill CAP. I told them what happeend and they asked me to send RESUME. Let’s see what happen…</p>
<p>unknown, a response to one of ur earlier posts:</p>
<p>NO. ucla does not accept ANY course taken in the summer immediately prior to transfer. this goes for most uc’s. ucr is one of the few that accepts the summer courses (actually, it might be the only uc…)</p>
<p>dude, so u guys can’t stop stressing out over this stuff? i’m like TOO occupied. i think Gibbon’s THE HISTORY OF THE DECLINE AND FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE is more stressful than waiting for the uc’s. soooooooo much INOFRMATION!!! those classics majors must have a HUGE field to cover, while the field of physics is receding (thanks to einstein). </p>
<p>anyway, like i said, harry potter, learning greek/latin/french/arabic/zulu, reading history, visiting museums, stealing some monet and caravaggio gives not even an square milimeter of space for worrying about the uc’s cuz i know the fact: I’M GOING TO GETT IN.</p>
<p>lakerstar, what’s you’re major? and what is chem 2a, chem 1a, chem 1b?</p>
<p>I think some of the uc’s do allow you to take classes during summer. I had a friend who was accepted to berkeley and was allowed to complete his ge classes during the summer at berkeley. I also had another classmate who was accepted to ucsd last year and finished his second semester of general chem over the summer, but he was defer to winter 07. Unknown, you should probably call the ucla admission office and ask. Good luck. Maybe you’re personal story will make up your missing classes…you never know :)</p>
<p>ucb-pending
ucla-pending
ucsd-pending
uci-accepted 
ucsb-accepted :)</p>
<p>major: biological sciences/physiology</p>
<p>UCB-pending
UCLA-pending
UCSD-pending
NYU-pending
Columbia-pending
UIUC-accepted
UVA-pending</p>
<p>major:business admin/business economics/econ/accounting</p>
<p>I’ll say it straight: UCLA will not consider summer courses.</p>
<p>UCD - ACCEPTED
UCSB - WATING
UCSD - WAITING
UCLA - WAITING
CAL - WAITING</p>
<p>so ucsd and ucsb let some people know and some not??</p>
<p>We should enjoy our last quarter/semester @ CC or wherever you are.
I am enjoying my last quarter @ my cc and just waiting for the results…
I should be worried (according to my friends) because I haven’t gotten any acceptance but what can I do now…nothing… haha :)</p>
<p>I am prepping for my appeal letter just in case. (if i use it,it will be better than starting when I found out I got rejected.) If i don’t use it, GOOD… haha</p>
<p>xygirlx what is cap?</p>
<p>CAP(cooperative admissions program) at Berkeley…
Here is more info…</p>
<p>CAP is an admissions program for high school seniors interested in guaranteed admission to UC Berkeley. While Cal may not admit one as a freshman, if minimally eligible, they will offer guaranteed admission after completing 60 transferable units and a 3.0 GPA at Solano College. Interested UC eligible students should apply for freshman admission to Cal in November of their senior year. If denied, the CAP alternative will be offered. This program is offered to Letters & Science applicants and a selected number of College of Engineering applicants (3.5 transferable GPA is required in Engineering.)</p>
<p>26 Days
4 Hours
52 Minutes
03 Seconds</p>
<p>CAL - April 30th
UCLA - April 26th
UCSD - Waiting
Stanford - June</p>
<p>If I was a religious person, I would be praying!</p>
<p>Xygirl - I would NOT worry at all. My understanding is CAP is similar to UCLA’s TAP, if you are in the program, you are just about 100% to get in!</p>
<p>UCLA - pending
UCSD - pending
UCSB - accepted
UCI - accepted</p>
<p>does anyone know whats going on with san diego?</p>
<p>I have a very low GPA 3.0.
Major: Econ
Applying for UCI and UCR.
I will complete the IGETC by this summer.
All major classes would be done by this Spring.
Can anyone please tell me my chances?
Could anyone look at my problem please??</p>
<p>lamazn: I would predict UCR as a safety and match for UCI.</p>
<p>lamazn: i think you only have a chance at UCR, but not UCI</p>
<p>lamazn, can you list the breakdown of your grades for your classes?
Looking solely at your GPA, it’s too low for UCI, but if you are able to show us the courses you took and the grades you got for each of them, we’ll be able to evaluate your chance more accurately.</p>
<p>Hello everyone. I’ve been lurking in this thread for a while and the latest discussion regarding the 60 unit requirement has me concerned. </p>
<p>When discussing my UCLA application with my TAP counselor, I was told that the 60 units needed for transfer could be completed in the summer. Obviously, that is not the case. Have you ever heard of any exceptions to this rule? </p>
<p>Here are my stats:
Applied to UCLA and CAL
Major: History
All prereqs complete by Spring
GPA 4.0
TAP Certified
Strong essays
Very non-traditional student (read 29 years old)
Received invitation and applied for Regents Scholarship
55 units completed by the end of Spring
61 units completed by the end of Summer</p>
<p>Impressive stats
I think you can get in both UCLA and UCB.</p>