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

Transfer Students UC Transfers
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<p>I’ve been watching this thread for months now (curse you hoaxers!). I really didn’t have anything to say that was any useful. But since UCLA decisions came out, I have my final score for the season…</p>

<p>Transfer Student
JC: Saddleback College
AA Degree
Applied Major: (Pre)Psychology
GPA: 3.65
IGETC Certified
All Major UCLA Prereqs Completed Before Spring
Application Submitted Day One
Application Update Submitted First Day Open
Foreign Language: Japanese I (@JC as high school student)
TAP: No
TAG: No
Honors: No
URSA Financial Aid Access: No
Applied: CSULB, CSUF, SDSU, UCI, UCSD, UCLA
All Decisions Posted First Day
All Accepted</p>

<p>See you in the fall.</p>

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<p>got into uci just now, incase any else is waiting (or cares) haha</p>

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<p>HELLO POEPLE,
uhm, i activated the wutever online log on thing. and hwo come i cant log on to the ucla email? -?_?-</p>

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<p>congratulations, mylifeisover23!</p>

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<p>Accepted English major here. GPA is ~3.1 (though I flirted disastrously with trying a science major). Don’t even know what TAP means! </p>

<p>Anything can happen.</p>

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<p>Those of you who applied to both LA and Berkeley and have decided to go to LA-- maybe you should let Berkeley know of your decision so they can open up a few spots and help out those of us who are going to appeal?</p>

<p>And to those who are so giddy over So Cal: you get what you deserve. That is my only warning.</p>

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<p>Does anyone knows, when is the next batch of decisions for UCLA coming out???</p>

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<p>welcome, borntobebruin, and congratulations.</p>

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<p>“Decisions will continue to be released on a daily basis as we make them.”</p>

<p>From UCLA Admissions blog.</p>

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<p>Does anyone know if it is difficult to switch majors at UCLA? Or how the whole process is?</p>

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<p>^ What major do you want to switch into?</p>

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<p>Did you backdoor it? -_-'</p>

<p>I wanted to apply as soc then change to or double with econ.</p>

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<p>Nope not backdooring it. I applied for an impacted major and got in (international development studies), but I am thinking of switching to english. It’s not a sure thing yet but it’s something I’m thinking about.</p>

<p>What about bio? :o Not saying I am planning to switch to that, I am just curious. But has anyone ever done it? It sounds so forbidden for some reason(I’ve completed a lot of science classes for pre-health).</p>

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<p>a ucla rep told me switching to the english major is pretty easy when you’re there… just make sure you can fit in all your reqs during those 2 years</p>

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<p>Adding onto that, I’ve also finish two years of spanish at my CC. I remember seeing two years of language as part of the requirements for the english major. So I guess it won’t be so bad?</p>

<p>Is it just me or do most UCs seem to want their students to get out quick? They keep emphasizing “well in your last two years…” “as you plan for your 4 year education…”</p>

<p>I sometimes wonder how some science majors are able to squeeze in four years of course work.</p>

<p>In the CC, everyone seems to be “taking their time”. I always hear people say they don’t want to rush and that they don’t care if they have to take another extra year, etc.</p>

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<p>some of my friends at berkeley who are doing mcbio are graduating in 3 years. you just… don’t take many electives. then again they were freshmen admits who had ap scores as well as cc classes.</p>

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<p>Because they’re state universities and it’s in their best interest to get people in and out as quickly as possible. To be honest though, it’s mainly just the College of L&S at Berkeley and UCLA that are trying to kick people to the curb in 2 years.</p>

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<p>I think Haas at UCB wants you out in two years as well.</p>

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<p>A friend of mine stayed an extra year at UCLA and the way she made it seem, people looked down on her for being a 5th year. That was what she said based on her personal experience, don’t know if that is true for every 5th year undergrad.</p>

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<p>Does anyone know of anyone who has been in undergrad(4 year university) for more than 6 years?!</p>

<p>One of my friend who goes to CSUN, he’s been there since he was 18, he’s turning 24 this year and he still doesn’t know what he’s doing. Just taking classes, racking up on loans and floating around.</p>

<p>I’d worry like madness if I don’t have any direction, not to mention, delving myself deeper and deeper in debt.</p>