<p>I want to apply to UCLA, do the pre-med track, then apply to medical school, how will putting a biology, a physiological science, or a psychology intended major on my application affect my chances of getting into the college of art and sciences? </p>
<p>Do psychology majors have a better chance of getting in than biology or physiological science?</p>
<p>No, being a biology/non-biology major doesn't affect your chances... you'll just have to trust me on the second one.</p>
<p>if you apply to the college of letters and sciences, then you are a "major-blind applicant," meaning your major won't affect your chances of admissions into UCLA. you are basically competing against everyone else who applied to any of the majors in the college of letters and sciences.</p>
<p>are you guys sure?</p>
<p>positive :)</p>