<p>I'm a prospective student and I applied as a Business Administration major. I did not choose an alternate major.</p>
<p>I just realized that the Business Administration major is part of UC Irvine's School of of Business and not part of UC Irvine's School of Social Science.</p>
<p>I've heard that applying into a School of Business as a freshman will weaken my chances of getting into UC Irvine in general, as opposed to as if I applied as a Business Economics major in the School of Social Sciences or even as a English major in the School of Humanities? Is this true?</p>
<p>The reason I think it's like this is because of how admissions works at UCLA. At UCLA, admissions is slightly different in the sense that the majority of majors are grouped into a generic "College of Letters and Sciences." Admission chances for any major with the College of Letters and Sciences does not vary. However, admission chances, for instance, the School of Engineering is slightly lower. In other words, applying to UCLA as a engineer is a bit harder than applying as a English major.</p>
<p>So, is this how it's like at UC Irvine too? Particularly for Business Administration? Do I have a lower chance of getting in than some other applicant with identical stats who decided to major in Business Economics or English?</p>