<p>Yep. After the university and college approve you, the department still has to check that you’re up-to-snuff and worthy of their program. This early in the process, they should have no reason to do anything. I just got a nice welcome letter from the Jacobs School.</p>
<p>Same, please elaborate… this is huge in my college decision because one of the reasons I might choose UCSD over U-Washington is that I’m already in the major at UCSD, while at UW, I’d have to reapply for the major after osphomroe year.</p>
<p>I applyed for Computer Science, and thus am in the same situation as all of you. It sounds like yes you go under additional screening and there is a possibility of you not being accepted under that major and being send to an undeclared engineering major. </p>
<p>They way I interpreted it was that for example Computer Science and Computer Engineering are impacted and admit within that one major. Thus they have to even out the field between the two majors. I dunno, just a theory. Just watch for your letters soon =/</p>
<p>Unless things have changed in the last few years, you’re first admitted (or not) to UCSD then, if you applied for engineering, the app is forwarded to Jacobs School of Engineering for an admission decision into that school. You should receive a letter from them stating whether you were admitted to Jacobs or not. If you weren’t, you can still go to UCSD in another major - just not engineering. If you don’t get the letter in a reasonable time, contact the school of engineering and ask them about it.</p>