<p>i applied UCB for Econ major, and UCLA for Business Economics
i hope anyone who got experience can chance me for this two! thanks </p>
<p>GPA(included Fall 08): 3.753 (semester)</p>
<p>will complete the IGETC before end of Spring 09
total transferable units by the end of Spring 09 will be 61.5 units
have a Decent Personal Statement (idk but many instructor say it is a good one)
i got a B and C on my Macro and Micro Econ Classes(the part i worry most><")
and got a B on my freshmen English composition Requirement Class,
rest of my classes(including the major per. and GE) are A.
don't have many E/C but i have many work experiences, also wrote on my essay, like work at UPS as a customer service manager...etc. </p>
<p>hope the info. i provided are detail enough....
thanks!!!!</p>
<p>i’d call it a coin flip at best.</p>
<p>Um yeah why do you want to major in econ if you got a B and C in both econ classes. That is going to kill your chances imo. But maybe im wrong, gl.</p>
<p>hmm… seems like an okay shot</p>
<p>A B and a C in the classes with you major in the title? Not sure about that. :(</p>
<p>^^^that is actually a legitimate concern that can hinder your chances. i dont think grey is kidding.</p>
<p>eeeek… b+c in micro/macro at ccc? do you really like econ? ie, emphasized it in your essay? if so, you might have a good chance. otherwise, it might be a long shot. your premajor gpa is gonna weigh heavily.</p>
<p>i had a friend that had a 3.9 n didn’t get into either with the same major. i suppose it was bc his essay wasn’t as great as it couldve been</p>
<p>a shot in the dark i’d say… your only saving grace now would be your personal statements depending on how good it is</p>
<p>my personal statement is pretty good. at least every counselor say it is pretty good. so… IDK!!</p>
<p>Hey,</p>
<p>I’m an econ major too! I got a B in calc and I’m concerned. . . so I’m going to say your B and C in the two required econ classes may cause you your chances. Especially since biz econ acceptance rate for LA is like… 14% or something. But your GPA is around the averageee… but I’m going to say they weigh more heavily on your pre-req grades than they do on your GE grades. But! who knows :]</p>