Which Cal State ISN'T considered a commuter school?

Gumbymom
Thu, 19 Jun 2014 01:27:14 +0000

Out of the Cal States, I would think Cal Poly SLO would be considered an non-commuter school since there are few large cities in the surrounding area and the majority of Freshman live on-campus.

For UCR GAP program see link: https://vcsaweb.ucr.edu/gap/index.aspx
You are correct that you need a minimum GPA of 3.9 (UC Weighted) for your a-g courses in 10th/11th, an SAT of at least 1600 or ACT of 23. Applications are due Mid July. You self report your grades and test scores but you still have to apply using the official UC application in November. They guarantee if you meet the requirements, you are accepted into UCR but they do not guarantee into your specific major. UCR is trying to attract high STAT students into the programs and thus elevate their reputation among the UC’s.

For your UC GPA calculation see link: Cal State Apply | CSU;

Good Luck.