<p>Is it possible to go to Community college for one year then transfer as a freshman to a 4 year university (University of California). Why I am doing this? My English is really poor (English is my second language; it has only been 6 year since I came to the US from Afghanistan). Somehow I have a really good GPA 3.88 unweight and 4.17 weighted (top 5% in my H.S.). And by the end of my senior year I will be completing 8 college courses ( Community College ) and 3 AP, and if I attend CSU I will be in the middle of sophomore years. But I want to graduate from at least UCSD. I applied for UCSD, UCLA, UCSB, and UCI, I but 100% sure I will be deny my all of them due to my SAT scores.</p>
<p>Go to a CCC! You can have guaranteed admission to UCSD, UCD, UCSB, UCI, UCSC, UCR and UCM if you get a 3.0 GPA or higher. Plus, you’ll save lots of money. I’m doing this even though I got into UCs while I was in high school. I’m aiming for UCLA and UCB. You’ll also probably have a good chance of acceptance to these top 2 UCs, if you work hard and keep your GPA very high.</p>
<p>If you get enough units from AP scores and CC classes while in high school, it is very possible to be a 1-year transfer.</p>
<p>it is possible.best bet is to have a high GPA(3.90 or above).Speak with counselors and the school for reassurance.best of luck! :)</p>