<p>GPA: 3.75</p>
<p>Major: Psychology</p>
<p>Transfer Programs: TAP (UC Berkeley) and UC Berkeley's Starting Point Mentorship Program</p>
<p>Applied: UC Berkeley, LA, and Davis (TAG)</p>
<p>My essays are solid and my pre-reqs and IGETC are done</p>
<p>I have had a 4.0 for 3/4 semesters (including summer)</p>
<p>chances?</p>
<p>Your chances are so small, kind of like 1 over x when x is approaching infinity.</p>
<p>hey at least its something! thnx :)</p>
<p>Not as small as that other poster claims, but its going to be tough.</p>
<p>well, i guess this is a big reality check for me...i always thought that a 3.75 was a little low for psych but i thought it was at least competitive...i guess not</p>
<p>does the Cal TAP and SPMP not help that much either?</p>
<p>relax, man.
you're in.</p>
<p>"Your chances are so small, kind of like 1 over x when x is approaching infinity."</p>
<p>Haha. This forum needs LaTeX support.</p>
<p>ish718: hahaha funny comment</p>
<p>i think psych is impacted at berkeley? but anyway, it seems like you have a pretty good shot :)</p>
<p>Monkey these people are pulling your leg.</p>
<p>Assuming you completed your pre-reqs, wrote "acceptable" (essentially you used sentences) personal statements, and submitted your application in on time...</p>
<p>You're in.</p>
<p>To add my 2c FWIW (since there seem to be conflicting assesments), I concur with the others who have said that you have a great shot at getting in, even if psychology is impacted.</p>
<p>The combination of a 3.75 GPA (pretty good by itself) and TAP (which I read elsewhere on this forum, that a UC rep said is a roughly 0.2 boost to the GPA), puts you at right around 3.95-ish</p>
<p>Provided you write a decent essay (which I'm told is v. important, especially for Berkeley), I personally think you're in!</p>