<p>i was thinking about joining the scholars program so it will look good to increase my chance of getting into haas, but i just realized, not one course that is related to business is honors except for econ 102 and english 101 and 102</p>
<p>ther only ones that have is is sciences and art and poli sci, am i expected to take these as honor courses as well or haas would not care as much because it is not my major?</p>
<p>Honors classes are important for UCLA more than Cal, but it would be wise to look good in both of their eyes. They're both so impacted for biz it's alomst a crap shoot with even a 4.0, etc.</p>
<p>I always thought that being TAP certified meant nothing to Berkeley since they don't offer it...</p>
<p>tap certified does mean nothing for berkeley</p>
<p>i dont think my school has tap ive never heard of it</p>
<p>we have the scholars program where you take the honor classes, is this the one your sayin i should not join?</p>
<p>we also have ags- which is alpga gamma sigma which is sort of honors but its more like a club...would this be a good club to join for haas?</p>
<p>Scholars Program is basically TAP. And yeah, joining AGS certainly couldn't hurt your application to Haas. What're the eligibility requirements to join AGS?</p>
<p>well its hard to believe that scholars program would mean nothing to haas, i see how they dont have it but they would know that its harder and wouldnt they think of it as a good thing?</p>
<p>i dont know the eligibility, but every club that im going to join is in the fall after i have 12 units 4.0 (mass comm, then 9 units in summer) and that way i will be eligible for everything</p>
<p>Any idea on what clubs you plan on joining? And is that 12 unit requirement to join any club or just honor clubs like AGS?</p>
<p>no clue yet, ive gone and asked questions and they keep telling me to wait...i dont want to join a lot though, what about you?</p>
<p>I wanna join one, maybe two but not sure on which ones. I really wanna work on getting an internship but it seems like a challenge for a first year CC student. But above all, I don't wanna overdue anything at the cost of my GPA. Grades first.</p>
<p>yeah I thought it would be really easy to manage a job and school and i just thought of this, i was planning on workign at a bank in 2 months and take classes at my school...the bank is around 8-6, i would then have to drive to school and stay until 9, i do not think studying for 2 hours would be good if i even did study that long (id be tired and angry)...id have school everyday just like work, how would it be possible?</p>
<p>im assuming the bank would make me work every day from 8-6</p>
<p>If you can find a job at the bank with flexible hours then I'm sure you can manage both school and work but it seems kind of a long shot. I figure I'll need around 3-5 hours a day for hw/studying.</p>