<p>Wiggledums!
YAY!</p>
<p>to the OP:</p>
<p>awesome post. you deserve to be a mod or have this stickied. :rolleyes:</p>
<p>hey card you think i could see your long essay?</p>
<p>wow, there's someone up other than me and yams.</p>
<p>yeah no doubt. I'll PM you soon.</p>
<p>thanks card =]</p>
<p>PM sent =}</p>
<p>thanks card!</p>
<p>no problem! haha tell me what you think; i always like to hear criticisms about what I write moreso than vague faint praise.</p>
<p>The Gospel According to CardinalFocused
"Beyond all the advice that the great one has given us, the most important still remains: in order to transfer, one must eat 3 tacos a day - one during brunch, one during linner, and one for fourth meal."</p>
<p>Hey Cardinal, your advice was really great and I was actually just wondering if you knew anyone at HAAS who transferred from UC Davis since that's where I'm trying to transfer from!
Thanks!</p>
<p>The most reassuring thing, Cardinal, was knowing that the 'prototypical community college student' could make it into a prestigious school. I really screwed up in highschool and it's good to know that I didn't completely eliminate all chances to exel. No other site seems to address this subject. Thankyou.</p>
<p>By the way, I also attend COC and I am hoping to attend UCLA so you're quite the inspiration!</p>
<p>i just found this thread, decided to bump it. </p>
<p>thanks Cardinal for the wonderful advice. good stuff.</p>
<p>Good stuff. Do you think that I could have a copy of your other essay? or, if you get your friends? </p>
<p>Thank you very much</p>
<p>cardinal, u seem to know everything about this transfer business, but i think i have a situation that even u can't fully answer. i have repeated my situation over and over again, and NONE were able to give me satisfactory answer, perhaps because it is too subtle. but here it is:</p>
<p>i am about to apply for transfer in one year to ucla with expected tap certification, igetc by end of spring semestre with just over 60 semestre units. i am in the process of completing the history major requirements for ucla this semestre. i also completed partially the major requirements for art history (the other two required courses are not offered at my ccc being tiny and unknown)</p>
<p>but, my problem is which major i should choose? art history or history (both of which i like equally). will i have better chance if i choose art history, a less popular major (but, for which i did not complete the requirements)? or history, a more popular major (yet, of which reqirements i completed)?</p>
<p>How many requirements are you missing for history? When will you complete the history requirements by?</p>
<p>i have nothing missing for history requirements, but for art history i am missing 2 of the 4 required. my school doesn't offer the other two requirements</p>
<p>dose anyone know in cases where the school you go to dose not offer the pre-reqs needed; do the UCs look at them as just the same as other unfisnished pre-reqs?</p>
<p>sauronvoldemort, which college do you currently attend?</p>
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<p>Not sure. But it'd help a lot if you could go to another nearby CC and complete those pre-reqs...It'll save you time and the UC tuition money.</p>
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<p>In my opinion [I know many will disagree with me, especially because this is CC], I think you should really look at the two majors at choose which one you see yourself studying for the next two years. In other words, don't choose a major to 'strategize' your chances; this is a UC transfer application and not a game of Survivor.</p>