3.36 transfer gpa w/o my last semester (spring '19).
I applied to SDSU, LB, CPP, and Sac as a safety. Welcome to suggestions.
For my guarantee I have to pick 2 of: SF, Channel Islands (got my eye idky), Stan, Bfield, Humboldt. Any insight?
I don’t have any insight on these, but SFSU out of all of them is better ranked. The rest of the campuses are more of the low tier CSU’s. You should have a fine GPA for CPP and SDSU and CSU Sacramento should be a guarantee admission. Long Beach standards have gotten really high. Some transfers need like a 3.4 to be considered for nearly any major. By the way, did you apply for any UC campuses? You could try UCR and UCSC. The admissions window just opened.
Been looking at riverside. I would probably almost definitely apply if people would quit roasting it. I can only pay for a max of 4 apps so I’ll have to decide pretty quick.
I probably recommend applying to the Irvine, Davis, and Santa Barbara campuses too. And then you could also try Cal State Fullerton as another backup. It’s not too late to apply. Do you want to live on campus or nearby?
If you are not attending a local SD community college, SDSU is a tough admit. Preference is given to local applicants. That said I would definitely select SFSU and I would lean towards Channel Islands. Location wise, Stanislaus, Bakersfield and Humboldt may be too rural/isolated. Channel Islands although a bit isolated has easier access to Santa Barbara and Ventura.
Cal State transfer data 2017: https://www2.calstate.edu/attend/counselor-resources/Documents/transfer-2017-admission-impaction-chart.pdf
UC GPA transfer admit data by campus and major:
https://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/infocenter/transfers-major
Yeah im way out of range for UC’s. Apparently the average GPA for biz was 3.84-4.0. Lol. Plus i dont do anything spectacular outside of school. No clubs, organizations, etc.
What’s your major and local area? It’s good to look into CSU’s in the nearby area.
Went to Sac 1st semester. Took a lot of classes at a cc up there. Finishing out last year for ad-t through a cc in sd.