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<p>When I received my score for the AP Physics exam, I was shocked to find out that I was ranked #1.</p>
<p>ohhhh ok, thanks for that</p>
<p>Anyone else still waiting for a fin aid verification form from Berkeley? I received a call from the FAO just now, and was informed that I most likely will not be able to get an offer letter before the 1 Jun SIR date.</p>
<p>dhl3, how would u know ur “ranking” in ap scores. did u guys all even take the ap tests. i don’t think so. since if u had, u would probably have gone to university already. for me, i took a different route of SKIPPING a year.</p>
<p>lostincode, ur avoiding my other question: are u transferring in one semestre?</p>
<p>sauron u just COMPLETELY missed the joke…</p>
<p>btw, I could’ve chosen to attend a university; I just chose not to.</p>
<p><a href=“http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/378086[/url]”>http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/378086</a></p>
<p>calso is full fo rth 7th T__T i waited until the 14th to register so now i’m going the 27th, </p>
<p>my friends going the 7th, i’m going to start calling and see if anyone cancels, if anyone here is changing to a later date or not going let me know !! thanx</p>
<p>My friend got into UCLA BizEcon but he never took Calc II.
And now I’m confused how he got in without completing all his pre-reqs.</p>
<p>it doesn’t matter he will have to take it at UCLA which should be harder.</p>
<p>I know but I’m just confused… the site for BizEcon admission clearly stated that in ordered to be considered for admission the applicant must’ve had all the pre-reqs completed or at least have them planned to be done by the Spring term. That’s why some ppl here with really good stats (talking 3.9+ GPA here) were automatically rejected just for DROPPING a pre-req course. </p>
<p>But then my friend gets admitted when he never registered for the course in the first place… oh well =/</p>
<p>Did he lie about getting in? Maybe he lied about his major? Or he actually took Calc II?</p>
<p>Maybe he did but I see no reason why he would (regarding him lying).</p>
<p>There are liars out there. I don’t think UCLA would break a rule for him unless he was exceptional.</p>
<p>I’m guessing 3 possibilities:
<p>I vote #1</p>
<p>well we’ll see next fall :)</p>
<p>hi guys, i don<code>t really know where to ask this question, but this thread seems to be not a bad place, since eventually I</code>d like to transfer to UCLA from a CCC. the problem, however, is that I<code>m yet only planning to start at a CCC and there is a chance I won</code>t be able to start this fall; but I don<code>t want to wait till next fall either. I</code>m from Russia, so I don<code>t really know much about US educational system, and I would really appreciate if anybody could clarify the following - can I start community college in winter semester, then attend it in summer semester to catch up with everybody by the second school year and be ready in time to transfer to UCLA for junior year(i just checked a couple CCC sites, they all have summer semester, but I</code>m not sure if it`s just like fall or winter semester and I can take the classes I need to get enough units for the transfer). sorry my question looks so messed up, looking forward to your replies.</p>
<p>I got in UCLA business econ too, I took all the pre reqs except accounting
I don’t think you have to take all the prereq in order to be admitted…
I never took cal 3, linear algebra, but ucsd math and econ joint major admitted me as well</p>
<p>financial and managerial accounting are not required for UCLA bizecon, they are only recommended</p>
<p>i did financial but not managerial</p>
<p>i will be at ucla in the fall, bizecon major</p>
<p>BlackIris: For UCLA BizEcon, you HAVE TO take all the prereqs in order to be considered for admission. For other majors (and other schools), this may not apply.</p>
<p><a href=“http://www.admissions.ucla.edu/prospect/Adm_tr/lsmajors/peco-bus.htm[/url]”>http://www.admissions.ucla.edu/prospect/Adm_tr/lsmajors/peco-bus.htm</a></p>
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