University of California Transfer Students Fall 2007 OFFICIAL THREAD!!!

<p>Ethanol: (lol, I assume your a science major therefore I’m sure you know who you are).
After doing some research, I found that UCB’s major of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology is an emphasis under the Molecular and Cell Biology major. That means it is part of the Department of Molecular and Cell Biology and NOT under the College of Chemistry. Here is a link for more info (<a href=“http://mcb.berkeley.edu/undergrad/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=34&Itemid=78#BMB)%5B/url%5D”>http://mcb.berkeley.edu/undergrad/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=34&Itemid=78#BMB)</a>. So it is in the College of Letters & Sciences. With that, what are my chances?</p>

<p>As UCB and UCLA decisions come in soon, I am starting to get real nervous about my chance. I really only want to get into Berkeley. I have already been accepted to Davis however I don’t really want to go there. Here is my stats, please let me know my chances.</p>

<p>Major: Mass Communications
GPA: 3.78
Completed IGETC, and all prerequisites on assist.org
Essays: Decent, (I hope)
Extracurricular: Some, mostly work and currently interning at a radio station in San Francisco. However this was done after the applications were due, I did mention it on the update. (Possible grounds for appeal if I don’t get in?)</p>

<p>Last thing to mention I did attend Arizona State University for one semester, while attending there I received a 3.33, my GPA at CCC is 3.9+. What kind of effect will this have on the decision if any? Thanks for your help everyone, I appreciate it.</p>

<p>luvtolearn: Thanks a lot for providing me such helpful info. You gave me a confidence booster too because I didn’t think of attending a UC school when I applied. Now I start to think about it. Just two more schools UCB and UCSD, and I’ll be able to make up my mind.</p>

<p>Considering UCLA, UCSD, UCD, UCI; which one of these will you guys recommand? My major is chemistry and I think you should know that I do not want to compete. So, I just want to study and relax, and have a laugh or two here and there with friends. Which of these schools would be a “relaxed school” where you simply spend 2 years “relaxing” while grabbing relativeley good grades. I’m leaning towards UCLA as of now.</p>

<p>Thank you all for your inputs.</p>

<p>kay, i cant help you there-i can tell you to email colleges and ask them if they understand, so that’s the measure of assistance i can give you. as far as your situation, i was in the same one up until friday, and i can tell you that i empathize with you. i know the level of desparation you’re in right now. just keep fighting. something-some kind of opportunity, will hopefully open up for you.</p>

<p>compguy90620: I think you have a better than 50% chance at Berkeley. I know someone in MCB now from a CC who had worse stats than you, and on top of that is a foreign student.</p>

<p>someone please answer my question regarding UCLA alumni scholarship application.</p>

<p>CP ID# = UC Application ID#?</p>

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<p>I know I read it, but the only number that was sent to me was the Application ID #.</p>

<p>I’m wondering the same…</p>

<p>what else could it be</p>

<p>-_____-‘’</p>

<p>well then they should’ve just said UC Applicatoin ID # instead of putting in some new ■■■■■■■■ term…</p>

<p>god damn UCLA…</p>

<p>I hope you guys don’t mind but I’m going to post my question again. Thanks</p>

<p>Considering UCLA, UCSD, UCD, UCI; which one of these will you guys recommand? My major is chemistry and I think you should know that I do not want to compete. So, I just want to study and relax, and have a laugh or two here and there with friends. Which of these schools would be a “relaxed school” where you simply spend 2 years “relaxing” while grabbing relativeley good grades. I’m leaning towards UCLA as of now.</p>

<p>Thank you all for your inputs.</p>

<p>UCLA. There isn’t insane competition at any college. Nobody is going to be ripping pages out of books so you can’t get to them…this is all blown out of proportion. Go to where you’re gonna have the most fun.</p>

<p>UCLA by far. Anyone that has seen LA will know that the campus and its surrounding is an absolute beauty. It seriously a very nice campus which is always active wrapped with college pride. UCLA landscape feels much like a bowl so you better like stairs.</p>

<p>you can also witness premieres at the fox which is walking distances away</p>

<p>As UCB and UCLA decisions come in soon, I am starting to get real nervous about my chance. I really only want to get into Berkeley. I have already been accepted to Davis however I don’t really want to go there. Here is my stats, please let me know my chances.</p>

<p>Major: Mass Communications
GPA: 3.78
Completed IGETC, and all prerequisites on assist.org
Essays: Decent, (I hope)
Extracurricular: Some, mostly work and currently interning at a radio station in San Francisco. However this was done after the applications were due, I did mention it on the update. (Possible grounds for appeal if I don’t get in?)</p>

<p>Last thing to mention I did attend Arizona State University for one semester, while attending there I received a 3.33, my GPA at CCC is 3.9+. What kind of effect will this have on the decision if any? Thanks for your help everyone, I appreciate it.</p>

<p>come on folks… why do people have to post 2-3 times before they get a response?</p>

<p>I think you’re borderline for Berkeley, and that you’re good for UCLA. I don’t know how that one semester is going to affect your admission.</p>

<p>I am 120lbs
Will i be able to bench press 190lbs? chance me.</p>

<p>Yes, eventually you will be able too</p>