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<p>Chemical engineering is in the College of Chemistry.</p>
<p>Bioengineering, like EECS and College of Engineering (CoE) undeclared, are supposedly among the most popular and selective majors. The less popular ones, relative to their capacity, may be others like nuclear, industrial, mechanical, or civil, although the Hout report that shows the differences in selectivity is a decade old (i.e. popularity and selectivity may have changed since then). But changing major within the CoE is not guaranteed, except for CoE undeclared students who may declare any CoE major.</p>
<p>Regarding EECS versus L&S CS, L&S is generally considered less selective at frosh admission, but you must get a 3.0 GPA in the prerequisites to enter the L&S CS major (whereas if you are admitted to EECS, you are in the major from the start). EECS has more lower division math, science, and EE requirements than L&S CS, and gives more options to take more EE and fewer CS courses for your upper division courses. Breadth requirements for the CoE and L&S are different.</p>
<p><a href=“Berkeley Frosh Class of 2018 decision summary - #10 by ucbalumnus - University of California - Berkeley - College Confidential Forums”>Berkeley Frosh Class of 2018 decision summary - #10 by ucbalumnus - University of California - Berkeley - College Confidential Forums; is a summary of Berkeley admission decisions reported on these forums.</p>
<p>As an out-of-state student, can you afford the price? Berkeley does not offer financial aid against the out-of-state additional tuition – see the net price calculator.</p>