<p>I heard from SB. I have all my my major prep done except a stats class that isnt offered at my CCC. I was accepted to SB. Major: Pre-Business Econ.</p>
<p>I was accepted to UCSB into political science 5/7 major prep.</p>
<p>I have a question though, on the assist.org site for UCSB, it says that the political science is a BA but my admittance is to the college of letters and science?</p>
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<p>bearclaw15 - same here. 19xxxxxx CalNet ID doesn’t work. For me, First time applying, 3.98 GPA, US citizen</p>
<p>Still haven’t got accepted anywhere… Anybody in similar position?</p>
<p>same for me too. 19xxxxxx CalNet ID doesn’t work. 3.9+ ccc and it’s my first time applying</p>
<p>People, people, people…let’s also think of UCLA! In fact its decisions are coming up sooner than Berkeley’s!</p>
<p>ucla sux!!</p>
<p>Is there anyone here that applied as a transfer student (not freshman) to UCB last year & was rejected? If so what does your CalNet ID start with?</p>
<p>You sux!!!</p>
<p>No seriously has anyone tried the housing apps?</p>
<p>every person that did not apply in high school begins with id# 19…and they can not view the application.</p>
<p>that’s waht i’ve seen since i’ve asked like 5 ppl to view</p>
<p>When I called CAL housing, the lady confirmed that people who applied previously out of HS have a lower starting number ie. 14,17,18…I didn’t think to ask about those who previously applied as transfer students last year. I suppose your right though. At least it confirms the first part of the theory.</p>
<p>If we can observe and study the patterns for the UCLA housing app, we can compare with Berkeley’s and actually make a logical conclusion. They can’t be too different.</p>
<p>I’ve already sent in my UCLA housing app and fee, just in case. I was able to sign in with the URSA name/pass.</p>
<p>They can only be as different as they were coded by different teams who have absolutely no relation…</p>
<p>As an intercampus transfer, I do know that the standard procedures and processes between UC admissions and housing are generally the same. I strongly believe however, they do not communicate with housing until after decisions and financial aid awards have been set up.</p>
<p>UCSD site is dooown.</p>
<p>…just in case anyone cared…probably not so much anymore.</p>
<p>hmm…i signed in, but after clicking on “Single Undergraduate Student,” a box popped up telling me that I’m “either ineligible for housing” or I’ve “already filled out a housing app.” </p>
<p>i kinda doubt we can conclude much from any of this…i seriously cant imagine that both berkeley and ucla would let people know their admission status 20 days before the date they plan to release decisions…</p>
<p>correction: 19 days ;)</p>
<p>Likewise, I agree because housing wants to have an arrangement of how many students are living oncampus or offcampus or in family housing. This needs to be first established by the financial aid department to notify the student if they still want to live oncampus which will be turned over to housing.</p>
<p>To those getting negative or nothing on the housing applications website means nothing. They could be in the process of getting ready to change the screen/website format for later or a decision has already been made for you. If you do get an application, it might even mean you have not been reviewed yet.</p>
<p><em>shrugs</em> who knows</p>
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<p>financial aid has NOTHING to do with housing. So i guess all the rich kids cant live on campus since they didnt file for financial aid?</p>
<p>19 days!!!</p>