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<p>dhl3 is right. Your only chance for UCLA would be Econ - International Studies, however you dropped Calc II, which is a prereq for that also. To be honest, I don’t like your chance for UCLA.</p>
<p>Did you tell them about your dropped class? Why did you drop it?</p>
<p>Thanks daimond, santa barbarian, someone told me that in the USNEWS it says UCI and UCSB and UCLA has over 50% of thier classes UNDER 20 students. My major is chemistry, how large classes are for my major in the physical sciences depart at UCLA, UCI and UCSD?</p>
<p>verdet, chemistry.</p>
<p>I dunnooo bro, because the classes I sat in on (for political science) were rather large for UCI</p>
<p>I dropped it cuz i can’t do calculus. Math is enemy of my life. I am seriously changing my major if i get rejected. Is there any chance that they will offer other major. And also how do you like my chance at Cal ? Preq 2/4 completed and rest is done this spring. Major Political Economy of Industrial Society.
Thank you.</p>
<p>PEIS is pretty damn hard to get into for cal, and it is impacted.</p>
<p>under 20…wth!</p>
<p>they probably found tricky ways to get to that average, like counting discussion sections, or using independent research studies to manipulate the average.</p>
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<p>The only other major they will consider for you admission is what you put down as your alternative. However, even that looks pretty slim chance. But don’t let the hope down.</p>
<p>For PEIS, you may have a chance. As a matter of fact, you have better chance at Cal than at UCLA simply due to the fact that you are able to complete Cal pre-reqs. However, as diamond has said it’s very impacted so having not completed the recommended courses (which includes Calc II) may hurt your chance. But you got chance.</p>
<p>info from cal day:
-they’re in the final phase of going over transfer apps
-decisions will be posted 4/30
-regents will be posted with decisions</p>
<p>Why is PEIS hard? I thought it was under the catagories of Interdisciplinary Studies, which i read acceptance rate is 40% from their catalog.</p>
<p>does anyone have the stats of transfer admits to berkeley broken down by major (not just the percentages of each school listed in the transfer pdf on the berkeley site)?</p>
<p>Also Calculus for PEIS is a recommended course according to assist.org.
can anyone confirm that for me.</p>
<p>urbino…i heard of that guy in art history…</p>
<p>isn’t economics related to math?? for u econ majors, have u read agent smith’s Wealth of Nations?
how bout u history majors? read any Gibbon’s Decline and Fall or Livy??</p>
<p>Economics doesn’t have to be math oriented but there are Economatrix at berkeley which everyone fails for Econ majors. But PEIS is Interdisciplinary Studies… ITS LIKE MADE UP MAJOR so acceptance rate is 40%. And also calculus is not required. SOMONE CONFIRM THIS FOR ME… and if you see me CAL i will gurantee you a good time.</p>
<p>Also like Yoyomang requested, anyone have acceptance rate for each major and not for a school?
Or there is no such a thing because they go by spaces for different schools rather than each majors?</p>
<p>yoyomang what kind of stats? the only school that i know of that REALLy breaks down stats is cal poly. they had gpa averages per major . I have yet to see a UC do that.</p>
<p>UC do that. Check out Cal Transfer Admissions PDF.
But that’s not what we are wondering. They break it down by the deparments, such as college of letters and science which includes English, Art history etc is 45% chance acceptance rate. But what we are wondering is stat for each major. I.E. English.</p>
<p>STATS</p>
<p>Oh my you must be new. Here are links to every possible stat, SQL table, you could ever want. Niggit has no clue what he is talking about:</p>
<p><a href=“https://osr2.berkeley.edu/cgi-bin/Access/DB/Frontends/runapp.pl[/url]”>https://osr2.berkeley.edu/cgi-bin/Access/DB/Frontends/runapp.pl</a></p>
<p><a href=“http://opa.berkeley.edu/InstitutionalData/data.aspx[/url]”>http://opa.berkeley.edu/InstitutionalData/data.aspx</a></p>
<p><a href=“http://www.ucop.edu/news/studstaff.html[/url]”>http://www.ucop.edu/news/studstaff.html</a></p>
<p>Note: The only thing you cannot find is the GPA tables for transfer students who were admitted. You can find the GPA tables for CC student who did enroll. What you will conclude is, if you have under a 3.5 your chances are not so good.</p>
<p>or i didnt look into it as extensively as you…but that is a lot of information. wow.</p>
<p>edit: on second thought i wish i had not looked up the stats on that lol, makes me even more nervous about teh 30th.</p>
<p>iummmmhii, both business econ and Econ-international studies require a year of calculus before spring, to be even considered for admission.</p>
<p>BUSINESS ECONOMICS*
To be considered for this major, all of
the preparatory courses listed here
must be completed by the spring
before transfer. One course in
microeconomics, one course in
macroeconomics, two courses
in calculus [from the math/physical
science sequence], and one course
in English-critical reading and writing
[composition and literature].
One course in introduction to
financial accounting and one course
in introduction to managerial
accounting are strongly recommended
for fall 2007 applicants.</p>
<p>ECONOMICS/INTERNATIONAL AREA STUDIES*
To be considered for this major, all of
the preparatory courses listed here
must be completed by the spring
before transfer. One course in
microeconomics, one course in
macroeconomics, and two courses
in calculus [from the math/physical
science sequence]. Recommended:
two years of a modern foreign
language related to geographic
concentration. Note: you must be
admitted directly into this major.You
will not be able to change into this
major after admission to UCLA.</p>
<p>Did you notify UCLA about it? You should’ve just gotten a C in it.</p>
<p>here is transfer acceptance rate PDF:
<a href=“http://students.berkeley.edu/files/Admissions/Transfer_07.pdf[/url]”>http://students.berkeley.edu/files/Admissions/Transfer_07.pdf</a></p>
<p>But i want to find stat for breakdown of each major… not divided by Departments!! SOMEONE FIND ME</p>
<p>HEY iummmmmhii - I just posted three links that break everything down BY MAJOR. Why dont you just click on the links and find the tables that you want?</p>