Application Mistake

Transfer Students UC Transfers
1

I’ve just noticed that I haven’t updated my three non transferable courses. I thought that it would be OK, but my friends said it’s very critical.

What should I do? I just sent an email to UC application office for the corrections.

Did anyone make the same mistake as I did?

2

No. However, I remember reading in the forums here awhile back about a guy making a same mistake and still getting in. It was only one class though. I cant seem to find the link but its good that u sent them an email. Hopefully it works out for the best.

3

I’ve sent emails to every UC admission department, and I hope they will not kick me out :frowning:

4

@Bravery92 I think I made a similar mistake and I actually credit your thread for making me notice

I didn’t report two non-transferable courses I took, English 091 and Math 075. I didn’t even think I had to report them since they were not listed, stupid mistake smh

I plan on emailing them tomorrow; let me know how your situation pans out. Good luck

5

@JustinUC I’ve just received an email from UC Info, and it says,

“You can log into your application through the My UC Application website and complete the Transfer Academic Update again, putting the courses you missed into the additional comments section at the end of the TAU.”

However, I’ve sent emails to every UC department just in case.

6

I need to make changes to the grade work from my original application. Anyone got any suggestions on how to do that?

7

Go here:

http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/uc-transfers/1730587-where-to-send-info-left-out-of-nov-application.html#latest

8

I’ve received an email from UC application office, and it says that my changes will be entered in the system and made viewable to the campuses that I applied to. I think I won’t be kicked out because of this application mistake.

9

They aren’t going to kick you out. Simple mistake.

10

I emailed them and here were their responses:

From UCInfo: “You are unable to update any courses or grades prior to Fall 2014. You can make a note of the courses in the additional comments section and it will be fully reviewed with your application”

From Docs: “Thank you for contacting the UC Application center. Your changes will be entered in the system and made viewable to the campuses you applied to.”

Still waiting on UCLA/Berkeley’s responses; would you guys suggest I still follow UCInfo’s reply as a precaution?

11

Definitely put in comments as well. Note that they were sent (and supposedly updated) via docs@…