<p>rly:
as long as you dont get a d or an f just finish them out. your gpa doesnt carry over anyways</p>
<p>adreinnevy: mojojojo</p>
<p>I did not meant to offend you guys. I’m just trying to tell you that you guys are smart kids like everyone else here. Each one of you is capable to be greater than the next person…you have potential, all the kids here have potential. People with straight As, does not have any thing over any of us…they simply work harder and smarter! I’m just trying to tell you that there are classes way harder than simple stats at UC…be prepared. Work your butts off and study smart. Unless you are studying 7 hours a day for your stats, then you have nothing to complain about.</p>
<p>best of luck</p>
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<p>FYI, your GPA from a CC does carry over to the UC.</p>
<p>hey slim1610,
just wanted to know where you got that info from. many websites (uci’s website seems to be the clearest in my mind) states a few times in the transfer faq’s that your GPA starts over fresh upon transfer, and goes on to explain why this could be a good or bad thing. as far as most of the UC’s ive read about, your GPA does not carry over whatsoever…</p>
<p>lol slim1610…</p>
<p>you are wrong :P</p>
<p>FYI, your GPA from a CC does carry over to the UC.</p>
<p>negatory
if that was the case wouldn’t everyone go to a CC and get a 4.0 and then transfer over? please…my friend doing eecs has a 3.0 at berk and he could easily get a 4.0 at a cc</p>
<p>Your GPA at CC does not carry over to the UC. Only the units do.</p>
<p>4 year college-transfers also do not carry over.</p>
<p>only uc-intercampus transfers. yay.</p>
<p>I don’t think grades transfer for uc-to-uc either…</p>
<p>they do. its a fact. i know people from ucr and cal who go here, and their gpa’s transferred over.</p>
<p>also, it has to transfer over because uc’s encourage people to take summer school at their local uc.</p>
<p>About not informing the UCs about the status of my Biology class changing from Honors to non-Honors - I was really playing devil’s advocate. I anticipate that UCLA will check in with honors coordinators at schools at the end of the semester to see that everything is in order with their honors applicants, so I will report the status of my class ASAP. There is actually still a chance that I can take it for Honors credit so I will work that out with my Bio teacher tomorrow and if not, I will inform the proper people!</p>
<h2>Your GPA at CC does not carry over to the UC. Only the units do.</h2>
<p>Are you sure???!!!
OMG</p>
<p>i thought it was astronomy, not biology</p>
<p>well sidekick…not to be all negative or anything…but since youre an out-of-state, and generally uc’s dont want oos, if i were in your position, i would try to play it straight and not take any chances with not taking that honors course.</p>
<p>voicing the obvious:</p>
<p>this year is way more competitive then last year.</p>
<p>santa barbarian,</p>
<p>Actually, if you look at the admit stats, in-state and OOS get admitted at a very similar rate for the past few years.</p>
<p>lilsunflower,</p>
<p>100% sure. I can even show you my transcript.</p>
<p>Will we be intimidated by the vast amount of A’s?</p>
<p>Depends on what intimidates you, really…</p>
<p>As far as GPA’s concerned, only UC transferable classes are counted as GPA ?</p>