<p>morning classes are the best.</p>
<p>get school over with, and have the rest of the day to yourself.</p>
<p>early bird catches the worm! SERIOUSLY, it does lol</p>
<p>Sauron. You’re really NOT special. Cone on, you’re bragging about your performance in community college right?</p>
<p>LOL If you were so great, you would be too busy “being great” to have anytime to brag about it on collegeconfidential.</p>
<p>hey guys i need some advice</p>
<p>I got an admission from UCSD for fall. Once I heard back from the school, I was slacked off a lilbit on schoolworks. I didn’t think that I could get below C on every course but got a D on my major course(Econ). As some of you know, it requires to report transcript by July 15, so I’m taking that class again during the summer that will finish on June 15. I’m not sure but I’ve heard that a D will be replaced to the grade I will get. Is that right? On the UC trasnsfer brochure, a D is acceptable and need to get a better grade but IN SOME CASES, grades of D are not acceptable in courses used to SATISFY MAJOR or GE requirements. </p>
<p>Do you guys think that my admission would be cancelled?</p>
<p>You got a D in a major course?</p>
<p>I’d predict: YES.</p>
<p>= (</p>
<p>*** – i thot u need major requirements done by the spring before u transfer…
whats your major neway, econ?</p>
<p>blastah:</p>
<p>I’m sure your school has a “Repeat” form that you can fill out. Your initial grade, the D grade, will be discounted from your GPA as well as the total number of units you’ve acquired. Your transcript will have a notation by the D grade stating that you retook the class.</p>
<p>You might have to appeal. I was in a similar situation before: my English class was cancelled and I asked the UCSD admissions counselor if I could take it in the summer (the class began late May and ended in mid-June, before the July 15th deadline) and she said that I needed to submit an appeal and give the reasons for the change, adding that I should also include the class in the summer in my appeal to help support my proposal. But since your class is a class for your major, I’m not sure if you would have to go through the same process as I would have.</p>
<p>my original question concerned with appeal for berkeley, not my academic excellence (which i did not brag since i mentioned that it was all god’s doing, not my conscious effort). </p>
<p>actually, my ap scores can predict my performance in ucla better: 5’s</p>
<p>a D?? wow. that is…unthinkable in my case.</p>
<p>sigh… I thought it would be fine if I make up on the class before the enrollment. I need to talk to UCSD counselor on Monday.</p>
<p>I just have a quick question: how easy is it to transfer from UCSB to a community college and then to UCLA?</p>
<p>Also, is UCSD slightly easier to get into than UCLA? <_<</p>
<p>ucsd is 100 times easier to get into than ucla, from community college.</p>
<p>^ i wouldn’t say that. not unless u added that berkeley is 100 times more difficult to get into than ucla.</p>
<p>more like 10 times? For ucsd you don’t even have to complete prereqs for even the most impacted majors. ucla and berk are very similar for accepting students from ccc right??</p>
<p>ucsd hasnt been that lax, i got rejected by ucsd but got into cal with missing pre reqs</p>
<p>i consider ucsd extremely easy to get into considering its the 3rd ranked uc and (i believe) they accept everyone with over a 2.8 with reasonable other stats</p>
<p>transferring into sd w/ 2.8? that seems a little far fetched. i know its possible to get into uc irvine w/ a 2.8, but i dont know about sd…</p>
<p>smith, i agree that if you ahve all the pre reqs done you are set. but i dont know if you can generally call ucsd easy to get into.</p>
<p>i got rejected from uci but got into cal, ucla, and ucsd, but i don’t think anyone could say that uci was harder to get into than cal. they just look for different things… for non-impacted majors, cal is pretty understanding about pre-reqs. </p>
<p>i would say you’re good for ucsd with pre-reqs and a 3.0 for non-impacted majors.</p>
<p>Just for a quick reference, can anyone make a list of the easiest UC to get into as a transfer student?</p>
<p>reallyyyy dumb question but… what are the pre reqs you guys are talking about? just the classes one would take aside from general ed classes in preperation for their major, right?</p>
<p>yes, the ones listed in assist</p>