<p>are you guys for sure going to berkeley?
do you guys know how many spots they have for fpf?</p>
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Unless you snipe easy classes (EPSM!!!!) it is not necessarily a grade booster. For example, R1B is a notorious B factory.
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<p>I think it depends on the professor too. I know one R1B professor who is literally the easiest professor I know, FPF or on-campus.</p>
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what if I decide to enroll in a FPF by the middle of April? Do you guys think they'll have space?
And does anyone know how many people were admitted for the Spring semester?
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<p>It seriously might fill up by then, although they do have a waitlist. I think around 2000 students are typically admitted for the spring.</p>
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do you guys know how many spots they have for fpf?
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<p>Around 700. It should be on their website.</p>
<p>Should a Haas hopeful who took AP Calculus AB & who got a 770 on SAT II Math2, 760 Math SAT & 36 on ACT math take Math 1A- Calculus or Math 1B-Calculus in the FPF?</p>
<p>Should you take Rhetoric R1A- the craft of writing or R1B in the FPF if you're a crummy writer (SAT W-650, ACT Writing 30) but snagged a 4 on the AP Language & Composition test (so qualify for R1B)?</p>
<p>Thanks for the reply.
I was thinking that Integrative Biology 33- age of the dinosaurs would be an easier way to satisfy the Biological Science breadth requirement than Anthropology 1. Am I mistaken?</p>
<p>Going to FPF as OOS student is a steal-deal. You <em>don't</em> pay out of state tuition that term. When I told some OOS students that, they wanted to know if they could enroll thru FPF! True, it only affects 1/8 of your college career, but if you are expected to pay all of the tuition some help is better than nothing.</p>
<p>Prof. Richards is just too badass to miss out on.</p>
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Should a Haas hopeful who took AP Calculus AB & who got a 770 on SAT II Math2, 760 Math SAT & 36 on ACT math take Math 1A- Calculus or Math 1B-Calculus in the FPF?
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<p>DEFINITELY take Math 1B. You do not want to take Math 1B on campus. Math 1B in FPF is a lot easier, and you need the GPA boost.</p>
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Should you take Rhetoric R1A- the craft of writing or R1B in the FPF if you're a crummy writer (SAT W-650, ACT Writing 30) but snagged a 4 on the AP Language & Composition test (so qualify for R1B)?
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<p>Take R1B and get it out of the way.</p>
<p>haha i got in as a spring admit.
and my SAT score was a 1570
but my GPA was very high.
;)
i don't know if i want to go there tho
:S im so confused!
choosing between UCSD and Cal
im thankful that i got into Cal,
but i seem to like UCSD better</p>