<p>I'm currently a sophomore with 40 transferable semester units with a 3.7 gpa. I'm an economics major. I plan to to transfer as a junior. Do you guys think i have to any of these schools?
My high school record was awful, but I tuned it around at my community college.</p>
<p>I meant to say Stanford* also</p>
<p>For UCLA and Cal, you should be more so around 3.9 or even 4.0…just because speaking for ucla, it is extremely impacted. I have a friend who had all the prereqs and a 4.0 and didnt get in. For another major, you would probably be fine, but with some many applicants unless you have some significant other attributes you can write about i wouldnt bank on it, since they rely heavily on GPA. USC may be a little more likely, but do not have too much knowledge on that…but keep in mind if you dont know already, for Ucs you will need at least 60units. I am almost sure schools like Stanford and Ivys make you submit SATs…so unless those are amazing I wouldnt count on it. Good luck, I am going to transfer this year to UCLA with history, so still impacted, but not AS competitive to economics</p>
<p>Thanks for the feedback. I will have 60 units by the end of this fall, and I should hopefully boost my gpa. I thought for junior transfers no SATS needed to be submitted.</p>
<p>to get into those schools
- get off collegeconfidential
- study hard, play hard, enjoy life in high school
- hope for the best!</p>