University of California Transfer Students Fall 2007 OFFICIAL THREAD!!!

<p>I think he is on the borderline for Merced :)</p>

<p>Did anyone get rejected yet?? =)</p>

<p>I applied to UC Davis, but I havent got any news from them…
some of my friends already got accepted to UC Davis!! I wonder if I haven’t got a respond means I will be rejected?!? ooh nooooooooo…hikz…hikz…hikz…!!!</p>

<p>ryan_kidz: don’t worry. If you have a decent GPA and will have completed the IGETC, you’ll get in UCD easily. Most of my friends who have the TAP heard from UCD already and they got in. I did not do the TAP, so I am still waiting. One of my friends has a GPA of 3.0 majoring in civil engineering got in, so I don’t think UCD is a tough school to get in if you know how good your academic performance is.</p>

<p>24 days ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh</p>

<p>Gosh, this thread is too soon too active for a decision that will arrive in about a month.</p>

<p>ha, agreed.</p>

<p>Thanks passionate.
I feel better now =)</p>

<p>I was worried because my GPA is not that high (3.38), and my intended major is Chemical Engineering.</p>

<p>I still have not received anything from UCI, yet…</p>

<p>Any more acceptance letters from UCI, yet???</p>

<p>I am getting worried…oh well, UCSD…I am still with you…</p>

<p>which letters and science school is better? la or berkeley?</p>

<p>CAL is better</p>

<p>Cal is better but guess what you will have no life at Cal if you get in School of Physical Sciences majoring in either Physics or Statistics.
J/k.</p>

<p>In term of rank, CAL has better L&S programs than LA, but graduates from each school will end up with same kind of job with same level of pay.</p>

<p>How competitive is Cal’s English department? Would someone with a ~3.9 stand a good shot at transfer? Assuming the rest of the application was up to par and I’m an instate cc student, what is the likelihood of an acceptance letter?</p>

<p>Where do you want to work, Sauron? Berkeley degree is better for Bay Area based people, but if you want to stay in Southern Cali, then UCLA will hold more weight. This is still California, so it won’t matter as much as if you were say, a UCLA graduate, applying for jobs in NYC. That wouldn’t hold nearly as much weight as a degree from NYU or Columbia. By the way, I lived in Murrieta two years ago. Bet you can’t wait to get out.</p>

<p>CAL’s English department is one of the best in the nation (if not THE BEST). As an English major applicant, you will not only be competing against other English major applicants, but against the entire Arts & Humanities department applicants (which includes about 30 majors). The acceptance rate for Arts & Humanities majors was 45%, so I’d say it’s one of the least competitive department to shoot for.</p>

<p>With high GPA like yours and being an instate CCer, I say your chance of getting into Berkeley is ** Highly Likely **.</p>

<p>ANyone know when they have been updating?</p>

<p>I dont necessarily agree with the person that said

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<p>Berkeleys prestige is possibly worldwide, it will hold the same weight as NYU would in NY, everyone knows that berk ranks higher than nyu and its a better school overall :p</p>

<p>are you realy the lord of fart…bust some farts man!</p>

<p>Lord of Fart you don’t listen to me baby!! I SAID FART NOW!</p>