<p>Unknown…I don’t know about UCLA, but Cal clearly states on my agreement that all classes in progress and planned classes must maintain a 3.0 w/ no single grade lower than a C in order to be admitted into Cal.</p>
<p>UCLA just says to maintain your GPA and I didn’t. I got a 3.7 last semester and this semester I’m getting a 3.0. Therefore, I believe that I am going to have my decision revoked. </p>
<p>In that case I plan to spend another year at my community college and apply again for Fall 2008.</p>
<p>Unless of course they lied in the conditional admission contract and actually don’t care about GPA droppage…</p>
<p>luvtoolearn, smith is scaring the crap outta me! mantain GPA means your current GPA? I think i will end up with a 2.5 this semester :(</p>
<p>smith415 what are you talking about? your overall GPA? what is your overall GPA?</p>
<p>smith415:</p>
<p>Right, they’re referring to your Overall GPA.</p>
<p>LA doesn’t give a specific GPA in their contract. I emailed LA about this “3.2” that keeps reappearing on this forum but I’ve yet to receive a response…I’m sure they’re pretty bogged down by emails from worried students…like me :)</p>
<p>Lastly, were we supposed to report Academic Renewals on our application? (CSU’s and UC’s honor AR as well as repeated courses) How about repeated courses? I was under the impression that we just needed to report the passing grade…I’ll get my answer tomorrow, but anything you can offer to either heighten or ease my anxiety right now would be appreciated :)</p>
<p>I was told by a counselor at Berk that we were to include everything on the app that showed up on any collegiate transcript anywhere. Even that one credit yoga class that you failed, but took again later and aced. If an AR shows up on a transcript anywhere, they want to see you account for it.</p>
<p>eh? Account for an AR? What does that mean? I took an art course when I was in high school and ended up not showing up for it… I got an F T_T. But then I got AR when I started going to the CC. </p>
<p>Anyway, luvtoolearn – I meant the “orientation” or whatever the event THIS weekend. The 19th and 20th. I forget which date it’s on, I’m sure it’s the Saturday from 1pm - 3pm. Just wondering if you or anyone else from here is planning to go :-)</p>
<p>anybody doing june 7th calso?</p>
<p>i took alg 2 while in HS at my current college and i didnt put it on my college ap cuz its non transferable… and its not like i failed it, i got an A.</p>
<p>I don’t know about high school credits. At the college level, sometimes an AR doesn’t just make a bad semester “disappear” from your transcript, it just makes it “not count”. Kind of like how traffic school makes that speeding ticket not count on your DMV record, even though it’ll always show up. If it’s on the transcript, they want to know about it.</p>
<p>almost there…ughrrrrr…rr…grr…24 units…almost…bear with me sauron…after this victory…glory…greatness…</p>
<p>that’s right. 24 units. getting mostly b’s and a’s. going to transfer to UCLA IN ONE YEAR. born 1988. graduated from high school in 06.</p>
<p>and for the past week, it hass been HELL. but, i’m so glad it’s almost over…ALMOST!!!</p>
<p>g00d j0b sauron. you shouldnt be going to the second best UC if you can do that!</p>
<p>^ lol</p>
<p>That’s why he’s not going to Berkeley…! </p>
<p>:D</p>
<p>UCLA > Cal</p>
<p>omg haters! UCLA was actually formed to be a junior college for Cal back in the day XD</p>
<p><em>whispers</em> go bears! =x</p>
<p>my first 4.0 this semester! </p>
<p>i’d assume that if i do well this semester and its cumulative, then i will maximize my chances of getting scholarships, getting into the honors program, priority, major changes ect…</p>
<p>booyaka!!! UCLA!!! LA is the capital of NOW and UCLA is there to invent your tommorow AMERICA (That includes the over rated Cal)</p>
<p>Almost over with my finals…I can already smell the summer.</p>
<p>on phone w/ finaid asking about regents right now…</p>
<p>okay they said that if you got it… you should’ve been notified BEFORE decisions came out</p>
<p>guess no one on here got it?</p>