USC Class of 2028 — Regular & Early Action Decisions

Colleges & Universities University of Southern California
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Someone I know got the following info: More than 82K applications for USC (record number). They accepted 3K EA, will accept another 4,600 RD & 1,400 For Spring '25. USC does not offer waitlist. Good luck to all.

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1480

Does it matter to some people USC won’t be in PAc12 anymore? Imagine going to games out east in the winter time…

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1481

Hey, those of us back here in the east will welcome all Trojans’ fans with open arms and warm hearts (and stadium blankets, too, if you ask nicely)! :grinning:

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1482

As a native Californian, my personal opinion is that visiting the east in the winter is better than living in the east in the winter. :cold_face:

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1483

Oh, your kid is getting in with so many requests!

Mine on the other hand…I will eat a cardinal and gold hat along with my words, if he does. :joy: Thank goodness he has options.

And, yeah, ID is different on fast portal.

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1484

I hope so, I have kept her out of the loop… this would be our first reach if so.
Glad to know he has options, that makes all the difference… am sure he will be get in, good luck to him.

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1485

It’s so crazy to think of them in the Big Ten. I grew up in East Lansing, Michigan so I’m a huge Spartan fan and my son goes there. But I live in San Diego, so I actually do travel back for all the Michigan State games because my son plays trumpet in the marching band. I was so disappointed to see that USC was not on our schedule, but instead, University of Oregon, at Oregon. I’m pretty sure the band won’t travel there. Anyway, it’ll be exciting to go to the USC home games and see all the different teams they’ll be playing, I’m really interested to see how it goes. I think it will be really neat. And I know a lot of teams are going to enjoy traveling to California in November.

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1486

LOL! The older I get, the more I agree with you!!! :grinning:

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not trying to be one of those people, but does everyone have this in the source code on their portal?

transform: matrix(-1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0) !important;
            }
            .flipXY video::-webkit-media-text-track-display {
                transform: matrix(-1, 0, 0, -1, 0, 0) !important;
            }
            .flipXYX video::-webkit-media-text-track-display {
                transform: matrix(1, 0, 0, -1, 0, 0) !important;
            }/*]]>*/</style><style type="text/css">/*<![CDATA[*/@keyframes blinkWarning {
                0% { color: red; }
                100% { color: white; }
            }
            @-webkit-keyframes blinkWarning {
                0% { color: red; }
                100% { color: white; }
            }
            .blinkWarning {
                -webkit-animation: blinkWarning 1s linear infinite;
                -moz-animation: blinkWarning 1s linear infinite;
                animation: blinkWarning 1s linear infinite;

i don’t remember that being there last night and it’s currently not being displayed anywhere, it’s why i’m wondering what it’s purpose is for. it’s to show some sort of animation…

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1488

Yeah, I have that

1489

what are you looking at/is it just after pressing F12?

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I believe they are looking at whether an animation element is shown in source code or not. We have it on our end and I’m sure everyone does - not sure how reliable of an indicator it could be

1491

According to ChatGPT

  1. The transform property is used to apply a 2D or 3D transformation to an element. In this case:
  • .flipXY class: It applies a transformation matrix that flips the element horizontally, effectively mirroring it along the vertical axis.
  • .flipXY video::-webkit-media-text-track-display and .flipXYX video::-webkit-media-text-track-display classes: These seem to be targeting specific elements within a video element and applying transformations to them. The first one flips the text tracks of the video horizontally, and the second one flips them both horizontally and vertically.
  1. The @keyframes and -webkit-keyframes are used to define animations. In this case, it defines an animation called blinkWarning which changes the color of text from red to white and back again. This animation is set to loop indefinitely with a duration of 1 second.
  2. .blinkWarning class: It applies the blinkWarning animation to elements with this class. This animation causes the text to blink between red and white colors continuously.
1492

idk much ab HTML code or how to attach a pic but under the “body” elements it has a bunch of present color and *present gradient * settings. is that just me?

1493

does anyone not see this animation in their source code?

1494

We have it too. Maybe they just put it in everyone’s code.

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1495

i am not sure where to look but i don’t think i see it

1496

Are you able to access the source code on the front page of the portal?

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on your portal, right click and then select view page source. you will see it there

1498

that’s what i thought. good luck everybody!

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