Anyone hit with transferitis?!

<p>I am. I jus dont care anymore about the getting A's</p>

<p>I got C on one of my midterms and coped with it surprisingly well.</p>

<p>I still want to do well, just don’t want to do work</p>

<p>I seem to be stricken with the dreaded transferitis as of late, wondering if I’ll even gain acceptance to study at a UC in the fall. Indeed, I’m merely going through the motions at this point; auto-pilot engaged.</p>

<p>Lol!! My conditions for admissions was to pass all classes with C or better. GPA also resets once we transfer so I’m just gonna coast through the rest of the semester.</p>

<p>been there done that XD
dont really care any more just waiting on replies :D</p>

<p>I imagine myself failing my class this semester and that just puts me back into focus asap</p>

<p>In the worst way. Monster project due on Monday and I’m just getting started. Plus all my other homework. I have to pass all my classes with a 2.0 this semester as a condition of my acceptance into UCSD, not too worried, but still want to do well.</p>

<p>all day, err day. after fall ended i just started slacking off. i thought you had to maintain a 3.0 for UCSD</p>

<p>I’m pre-med, what is this not caring about grades you speak of?</p>

<p>@lawlking does the GPA really reset once we transfer??</p>

<p>but this is exactly how I feel. Everyday it’s a struggle between sleep or study. Sleep duh.</p>

<p>Your GPA resets when you transfer to a UC, but if you’re planning on doing any Grad school they will usually look at the UC GPA and your GPA from wherever you transferred, any college courses you’ve taken basically.</p>

<p>^^what jdom says is true. Your grade resets once you transfer, but graduate schools will look at your cc grades</p>

<p>I thought I would be happy to get a C in my Spanish two class, but my teacher is so easy and offers so much extra credit as of right now I have a 96 percent in the class. I got a C on the midterm but I’ve done all extra credit available so far and I couldn’t believe it when she showed me my grade lol. my online history class is another story though. I think since it’s an online class my teacher is super strict about everything. I’ve been getting Cs and Bs on the homework.</p>

<p>lawlking said it. i feel the same way so i opted for credit/no credit on all my courses this semester. fortunately, last semester i completed my IGETC and my prerequisites. it has been SO stressful keeping my GPA high. UCB told me that they did not need or expect a letter grade on upper level language classes, so i don’t need the stress and can’t improve my GPA, so it is just a waiting game. </p>

<p>seem to be getting A levels on my tests anyway, even with tranferitis and i am not interested in my homework at all. seriously, i wrote a few papers without reading any of the required materials and still got an A. that never happens when you are trying to get a letter grade. but hey, i am already worried about passing the GRE. so i have transferitis and greitis at the same time. along with admissionitis.</p>

<p>Don’t have that luxury. If I fail something this quarter…not being able to transfer will be the least of my worries. I’ll probably have to pay a fortune for summer school or get held back a year.</p>

<p>@uctransfer2012 My acceptance agreement states that I need to get at least a C in all my classes this semester. Didn’t mean a 2.0 overall :-&lt;/p>

<p>Have you guys seen that one thread where the kid was accepted to UCLA but his contract required him to keep a 4.0 GPA for spring? Insane. That’s the only thing Im afraid of.</p>

<p>^ i looked for it, couldn’t find it. did see some dude who was accepted is now taking 12 <em>blink blink</em> classes this semester and worried about his UCLA acceptance getting rescinded because his GPA might drop.</p>