<p>■■■■ I Got Into Ucla!!!</p>
<p>edit: i just checked 5 minutes ago and they updated the status. anybody else get in!!!</p>
<p>congrats!!!</p>
<p>how did u check
I don’t know their website</p>
<p>"The decision site is closed from 1:00 - 6:00 am daily (Pacific Time). "</p>
<p>something is rotten on cc</p>
<p>I am a out of state transfer student applying to UCSD.
I have not been accepted yet and I was wondering.
I have been playing around on the tritionlink website using my PID.
I can access a lot of information under current students:myrecords.</p>
<p>Academic history (none), Billing/payments, emergency contacts, etc. etc.
It even has an school email set up for me.</p>
<p>Are any of you prospective ucsd transfers (not yet accepted) able to see/play with all this stuff??</p>
<p>nonlocality</p>
<p>HeavyMetal is known to post up fake announcements.</p>
<p>wow…a lot of posts in the last 24 hrs…</p>
<p>heavymetal:
congrats!!! I’m sure allot of people will be getting their UCLA results.</p>
<p>reisomt:
don’t worry about your work record…not everyone employed rcv w2’s…believe me, I work for the tax board… many are independant contractors & rcv 1099’s or nothing at all & have to estimate their income every year.</p>
<p>bobbak:
do you live in Sac? Do you go to SCC?</p>
<p>finally, unknown & lostincode:
about your posts re: stats, adrien is right, allot has to do w/ your professor…I’n a straight A student & did well in calc class but I’m still struggling in stats. It has nothing to do w/ the amount of studying as I do several hours every night. I also posted that my friend’s intro stats class at CAL had a average of 38% & the professor had to curve the final in order for anyone to pass. What might be easy for you might not be the case with someone w/ a completely different major, that’s why the prereqs are different…you wouldn’t expect an engineering major to excel in the same areas as a liberal arts major (example) so intelligance is not an issue…i think most of the people on this board are overachievers and could be successful at any of these schools.</p>
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<p>Hahahahah so many people on this board are so gullible.</p>
<p>luvtolearn-
yup, i go to sierra</p>
<p>cool…I go to SCC, but I live in Davis and take some classes there. did you apply to CAL?
if I get in, I decided to take my name off the housing list for CAL and take the Davis campus shuttle to CAL and still live in Davis</p>
<p>strongergodzilla, I got this information from a UCSD admissions counselor. I’m guessing that this information doesn’t vary from UC to UC, but that’s applicable to at least UCSD.</p>
<p>I’m pretty sure that is what the admission counselor said and during a TAG workshop, the counselor from the CC I attend also said this. If you guys aren’t sure, find out from your admission counselors from your respective CCs or UCs that you applied to.</p>
<p>It will all be heresay until someone posts a link to a UC website that states whether or not the CC GPA transfers over or not.</p>
<p>UCLAri:
Thanks for your imformation. I was trying hard to get a high GPA becuase I wanted to bring it to the UC so my GPA won’t be too bad even if I get Bs or Cs there.
I guess I was wrong.</p>
<p>Well, getting a high GPA at your CC isn’t a bad idea. It’s not like it will be completely meaningless down the line. It might get you scholarships!</p>
<p>“It will all be heresay until someone posts a link to a UC website that states whether or not the CC GPA transfers over or not.”</p>
<p>It is not heresay. GPA does not transfer from school to school. If you have a 4.0 at ccc and then go to UCB and get a 3.8 then you will have two gpa’s for undergrad. Your ccc gpa does not dissapear but it is not factored into your UCB gpa. Since there have been about a million threads on this already I will leave it at that.</p>
<p>heavymetal didnt get in yet, it said on the UCLA website 2 weeks ago that its the 26th +</p>
<p>Ok everyone…I always thought it didn’t transfer until just now. I went onto the UC system website and emailed the question on the UCtransfer page…below is my question and the reply I just got back:</p>
<p>Tracie -</p>
<p>A student’s gpa is cumulative. it does not start over. It includes all
of the UC Transferable courses taken before transfer, as well as the UC<br>
courses.</p>
<p>Dale Leaman
UCTransfer.org</p>
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<p>luvtoolearn,</p>
<p>If you want to see how untrue that is, I can show you my transcript. UCLA does not transfer CC GPAs.</p>
<p>UCLAri, post your transcript :P</p>
<p>Point proven.</p>
<p>Thanks for taking the time out to ask on behalf some of the people who didn’t know that the GPA didn’t transfer over, Tracie. I asked a while ago, and I wasn’t about to go e-mail or look up a website for people who could do it on their own.</p>
<p>Good luck with admissions :)</p>
<p>for grad schools, ur major gpa is considered, not ur ge courses, right?? also, they should take certain circumstances into consideration such as taking 24 units in one semestre…</p>