<p>I was wondering how hard it was to transfer from a ccc to ucla,ucb,ucdavis or ucsd as a bioengineering major? What kind of stats do you think i should have to keep me competitive. Will having very few EC's hurt my chances? thank you</p>
<p>Best UC bioengineering in UCSD, and you'll need pretty close to a 4.0. Maybe a little lower if your classes are honors which also really helps. Ecs in the field would really help, perhaps a related summer job.</p>
<p>my grades are close to a 3.7, what schools do you think i have a chance with? i guess i can knock off ucsd then..</p>
<p>first of all...i believe that only UCSD and UCB offer bioengineering...the program to UCSD and UCB are very competitive so i think you'll need much higher than a 3.7 to be competitive...good luck</p>
<p>I don't think ECs really matter for transfer. how many subjects have you completed. UCs look at the subject completion.</p>
<p>Find out with UCSD TAG program (transfer admissision guarantee) works for your major/</p>
<p>ucla also has a bioengineering major there. i should be finished with the transfer requirements when the time comes. unfortunately ucsd does not offer a tag program since the bioengineering program is quite impacted. i am thinking about changing my major since only a few schools offer a bioengineering program, and if i do apply to those schools i have a good chance of being rejected to each one. i do not want to be stuck at ccc. what is the difference between biomedical and bioengineering?</p>