<p>----I posted this very same thread in Essays section, but got ZERO answers, therefore trying my luck here----</p>
<p>Here's the dilemma:
Applying to UCLA as Psych major, and UC Berkeley as Legal Studies major.
Eventually, I want to end up in Law School, thus my interest in Legal Studies major which is, by the way, not offered at UCLA. In addition, I love Psychology, so it easily became my major choice for UCLA.</p>
<p>For University of California (any campus) it is critically important to express interest in your chosen major. Now, the problem is that both UC's get to read the very same essay (because the application is one for all 8 schools), so how to creatively put these two ideas together? I heard that UCLA and UCB don't like to admit those who "just want to get in either one" because both are great institutions, so I'd like to construct my essay in a way that each school will feel that they're my #1 choice.
Note: I'm not going to apply to UC Berkeley for Psych major for a variety of reasons, so please, don't say "just apply for Psych at both".</p>
<p>Please, help</p>