<p>To Pirate or others who were questioning the priority status of Calfiornia community college applicants, I just wanted to make it as clear as possible...</p>
<p>"UC gives California community college students first priority over other transfer applicants, including those from four-year institutions and UC's own intercampus transfers."</p>
<p>(University of California Answers for Transfers 06-07, published May 2005)</p>
<p>It could not get any clearer.</p>
<p>Why are people confused about this? I mean if you think about it, it only makes sense.</p>
<p>its true. sadface =(</p>
<p>But what about those of us who went to a community college transfered to an out of state state college and are now applying to the UCs...is there still a priority for us?</p>
<p>I think pirate got banned from these boards for threatening me with physical violence. Thats good though so every single thread won't descend into his meaningless arguments!!!</p>
<p>"UC gives California community college students first priority over other transfer applicants, including those from four-year institutions and UC's own intercampus transfers."</p>
<p>How could it go any other way? Students from CCC's that want to continue their education that have met all the UC requirements HAVE to transfer to a 4yr school. Current UC students don't have to transfer anywhere. They are already a part of the UC system somewhere while CCC students are looking to gain acceptance to the system, not move to some other UC.</p>
<p>KHSK--sorry, you qualify as a four-year institution transfer if that is the school you are currently attending.</p>
<p>batman32c--that is correct. Not to mention that CCC students are just as qualified as intercampus UC transfers. The ccc system works so well because of this priority too.</p>