<p>I am a transfer student and have a 4.0 at community college but I have two W's. Neither W is in my area of study (which is business). I retook one of the classes I withdrew from and got an A but the other one I do not want to retake because it is a very demanding architecture studio course, which is a field that I was previously interested in pursuing but am am not interested in anymore. Will Berkeley overlook these W's?</p>
<p>Maybe, maybe not. Generally, most colleges will only be concerned about it if you have lots of W’s. Two probably won’t hurt. Besides, a 4.0 is a 4.0. I’d apply and see what happens.</p>
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<p>( i see nothing wrong with W)</p>
<p>you’re good man. 2 w ain’t s**t! Good luck!</p>
<p>I would definitely apply. Like someone above said, a 4.0 is 4.0 there is nothing that can take that away. Your chances seem great, just give it a try and apply since you have nothing to lose. I would apply to other school too, since I would say your a shoe-in to some other UC’s. Good luck! :)</p>
<p>I would say super ECs would overshadow the Ws. Complete ALL the required courses for Haas, maintain your GPA and make sure you really do have great ECs, and I don’t think the Ws will be much of a problem.</p>
<p>did you transfer to Cal?? If so, mind telling me your stats? (GPA, major, ECs, etc))</p>
<p>I dont get why people often have this idea that W’s matter for CC’s to UC’s.</p>