<p>I think it depends on the campus. Campuses such as Riverside, Merced, Irvine, and San Diego have long time frame period where they send out decisions where as campuses like UCLA and Berkeley has much shorter range.</p>
<p>For UCLA and Berkeley, I’m pretty sure that they will post up most of the decisions on the first day.</p>
<p>dhl3, I hope you’re right about UCI taking longer to evaluate decisions for impacted majors. I applied as a bio major and haven’t heard anything yet (although some people in this thread claimed to already have been accepted as bio majors).</p>
<p>I also saw that a UCR admissions rep is visiting the transfer center at my school in may, and will be offering on the spot admission for fall 2007 to students. No offense meant to UCR but they seem to be hard up for applicants or something…</p>
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Yes, if UCI accepts him and sees he got W’s on his official transcripts, his acceptance may be in jeopardy. I’m almost positive they’re very strict on this.</p>
<p>hey ETOH, you said that you applied as bio major to UCI too, just curious what your emphasis is, I am applying as neurobiology.</p>
<p>oh and thanks for the uplifting words dhl3.</p>
<p>west nile: My emphasis is in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology. But I was instructed to just apply as a Biological Sciences major, I guess they approve your specific biology major after you are accepted and register at UCI. Neurobiology, that sounds pretty heavy, good luck with that dude (or lady). :-)</p>
<p>Yeah what dhl said about UCI is correct. I also applied as an Economics major with a relatively high GPA and still have not heard back from them</p>
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<p>Nope Warren. You fail…</p>
<p>I met with Larry Damato today. Larry Damato is a transfer counselor at CCSF. He is also the department chair of the transfer center. He told me that I should hear from UCLA around May 15th. I thought that was odd, because that contradicts the dates that I have read in this thread.</p>
<p>may 15th is way too late</p>
<p>You guys mention that people were rejected because of their ineligibility due to incomplete prereqs. </p>
<p>Does this mean those set of people did not complete enough prereqs by the time they apply, or by the spring before they transfer?</p>
<p>i think you look at assist.org and each school have their own requirements for the major in considering the your eligibility for that major?!?!</p>
<p>beloved: It depends, usually for UC’s it’s th spring before you enter. You’ll find that some schools/or departments allow you to finish up in summer. The general rule is to finish before spring though.</p>
<p>What do you guys think about my chances of gettin into CAL and UCLA. Well, i applied to SD and Davis but not really interested in those schools.</p>
<p>3.875 GPA
TAP Student
Good Extra Cir
I think i have great essays as well?
History Major</p>
<p>Any thoughts?</p>
<p>sjfdasfdmajor?</p>
<p>What do you guys think about my chances of gettin into CAL and UCLA. Well, i applied to SD and Davis but not really interested in those schools.</p>
<p>3.875 GPA
TAP Student
Good Extra Cir
I think i have great essays as well?
History Major</p>
<p>Any thoughts?</p>
<p>Also, will Davis and UCSD be delivering the decisions on exactly Mar 15th for History major applicants?</p>
<p>Emilg… i think you have roughly a 105% chance at UCLA if you did ur pre reqs.</p>
<p>in at all UCs ez</p>
<p>just worried because for berkeley, the admissions rate for the college of letters and science is 22%. which kind of scares me… what do you think LOSTINCODE? also, will davis and sd be sending out the admissions on exactly march 15 for the history majors? thanks for the encouragement guys</p>
<p>Emilg…history at ucla has one of the HIGHEST admissions rate of all the majors…70% to be exact.</p>
<p>I should have majored in history.</p>