<p>Looking to applynto ucla/ucsd/uci/ucsb</p>
<p>Current summer gpa 3.17
After fall i should be at a 3.4 finishing up my igetc
Major cgs or cs</p>
<p>Im assuming la should be out of the question while uci and sd should be pretty good and ucsb can be tagged into</p>
<p>am i doomed and stuck for a CSU? =/ just did my gpa found out if i wasnt screwing around in my cs classes i could easily have a 3.8 since i always had enough points to get an A, but didnt study for a final</p>
<p>UCI you should, how many assist courses have you done?, and yeah UCSD possible, but you need a 3.5</p>
<p>well im missing my math series, but they will be done this year. The physics is where it gets tricky. UCSB and UCla want the phys 180-285 series while uci wants 130</p>
<p>Do you go to OCC?</p>
<p>Overall, you can substitute the 185/280/285 sequence for 130/135 even if assist.org doesn’t specifically say it because it is a higher level physics than 130. However, (though you are allowed to take 280 & 285 simultaneously), you will absolutely hate life trying to get all 3 of that sequence done in 2 semesters.</p>
<p>so jnguyen are you tag’ing to UCI?</p>
<p>most likely not. Looking to see if it possible for ucsd and ucsb since it update gpa in the fall.</p>
<p>oh and really for the 130/135? being a sub. for 185/280/285</p>
<p>santa barbara for engineering?</p>
<p>yeah compsci heard it was on par with uci.</p>
<p>130/135 is not a substitute for 185/280/285. I was saying it the other way around… that you can take the HIGHER sequence (185/280/285) in place of the 130/135 sequence though you would have to verify this with UCI. They told me it was fine obviously since it’s a harder sequence but if you choose to do this, definitely make sure.</p>