<p>Yes, I've seen many threads on this. But I would love to see more opinions. </p>
<p>Non-impacted major.
GPA: 3.34
Applied: UCR, UCSB, UCSD, UCI, and UCSC. </p>
<p>I'm guessing....the cutoff for non-tag applicants can't be higher than a 3.3....if my major isn't impacted. Any feedback is greatly appreciated. Thanks.</p>
<p>Thanks so much! I wish there were more people on here like yourself. You actually calmed me down :-D</p>
<p>But you know what else makes me wonder? if the cutoff for non tag a UCSD was a 3.7, how come people with 3.28+ get in? That’s what gives me hope!</p>
<p>Sorry to hear 
UCs do understand that life happens and you can’t really control your emotional and mental pain. I think the TAG system last year was a huge flaw because you coupd tag to EVERY UC with a 3.0 and igetc. Now this year you can only tag to one UC and now UCSD tag is a 3.5. I feel that it’ll benefit lower GPA students. If there were a ton of tag applicants getting accepted to UCSD, there were people with 3.28’s getting in without tag to nonimpacted majors. I feel that there is hope. </p>
<p>And you have to include every single class you took. Even if you had straight D’s in 12 classes, you have to report it. Wish you the best.</p>
<p>Heck yeah. ESPECIALLY financial aid. They will resign you without any hesitation.</p>
<p>Just saw this thread. I have the same exact GPA as Eggyham. And applied to the same schools except for UCSC. Since he/she is focusing more on UCSD. Id say if you’re applying to an nonimpacted major, a 3.34…is a little “too high” to get rejected with since they usually put the cutoff to a 3.25+. Idk if the 3.5 tag is going to throw off the cutoff ga for non impacted Meh were just gonna have to wait…2 months or so lol</p>