<p>yes…i swear on my ***** that my floor was like that last year. </p>
<p>and you know its true, because filipinos (who typically have spanish surnames) end up with hispanic roommates as the case with my best friend. coincidence??? i think not</p>
<p>ive been accepted into uci, ucsd, ucr, and ucsb… and im waiting on ucla. now lets say i dont get into ucla which school should i go to between sd and I, im torn between the two and i dont care much about my major i am more focused on grad school. which would you guys chose.</p>
<p>dont worry so much about academics, departments, etc, cuz its just undergraduate. just make sure its somewhere that you’ll be the happiest, cuz in the end, the happier you are, the better youll do academically</p>
<p>Haas, as a college of the UC system, is bound by law to not exercise Affirmative Action.</p>
<p>Besides GPA, it is generally acknowledged that essays and EC (work experience included) serve as the main determinants of admission for those who have fulfilled all prerequisites.</p>
<p>I would be slightly more optimistic than worriedsenior and say that your chances should be between 40-45% considering the admission rate hovers around 23-26% for those who have completed the prerequisites and that ‘only’ 25-30% of applicants have 4.0s.</p>
<p>u know what the problem is with this thread. it goes too fast that it takes considerable effort to get back on the ball. but what the heck am i saying this for…</p>
<p>anyway, do u think i should check ucla site regularly just in case they ask me for something??</p>