Chances for UC's as a One Year Transfer

Hi so after turning in the UC apps, I’ve been extremely anxious about whether or not I’ll get accepted because I’m a psych major which is extremely competitive at pretty much every UC. My ultimate goal is to get into UCLA and UCI but right now, I’m not so sure that will happen. I am also a one year transfer so I’m not sure how admissions will view that. Some have told me they view it as a positive quality because it shows ambitiousness, others say I will have more against me. I currently have a 3.9 GPA from summer quarter (3 classes) which I expect to go up after this quarter. Also for all the major pre-req classes, I have so far gotten A’s. My biggest concerns right now are that I somehow left out that I am on the Dean’s list on the app (but I will email it to the email for UC app mistakes), I am going to have to complete UCLA’s psych chem pre-req in winter, I never fully explained why I am a one year transfer on the app (I briefly mentioned it in additional comments to explain why I have such a heavy course load), and I have a lot classes to take in Spring and Winter. Can someone possibly just give their thoughts on my chances and if any of the addressed concerns are actually significant or am I just being extremely paranoid. I know the UCLA pre-req concern is probably the biggest concern but a lot of people say having only one to finish in the Spring is okay as long as I have a high GPA.

Extra info on me:
-work two part time jobs
-I think I have okay essays, I know my transfer prompt one is really solid
-my only ec’s is dance, been doing it since I was 4, have some dance awards
-I will also be a student tutor at my CC during winter quarter for stats
-I have a decent amount of volunteer experience

They don’t care about Deans List. It’s obvious due to GPA. You took summer courses so you should have about 7 courses under your belt, which is good. Many one-years get in. You do not have to explain why you’re a one-year transfer.

I supposed main issue would be if you are applying any AP to major courses where it is prohibited in that college, or if you needed to take a course for another UC that duplicates an AP exam, because you will lose credits at that UC and need to make sure those units are covered to reach 60 semester.