<p>i ended up not being able to sign up for the stats class at my cc cuz it was filled by the time i could register. on my app, i said that i would be taking it next term though. so should i contact them now and tell them? or should i wait, and if i get accepted, contact them and tell them what happened?</p>
<p>contact them now. It’s a simple process.</p>
<p>ok i will! would you suggest i call admissions or write to them or…?</p>
<p>Always speak to a person (unless they are in some third-world country), just write their name and extension on a postit and slap it with your confirmation printout crap…</p>
<p>ok thanks! and i should call each individual campus i applied to, right?</p>
<p>I would… although since its so early you may be able to simply report the error to the UC app people, but each campus is definately the safest bet.</p>
<p>Yep, each campus</p>
<p>k thanks guys!! btw, do you think it’ll even make much of a difference in regards to an admissions decision? i’m still taking pre-cal at the cc, just not stats, and i couldn’t control it anyway obviously, so…what do you think??</p>
<p>you have bigger things to worry about… think about paying for it first.</p>
<p>paying for what? going to ucla in general?</p>
<p>paying for college in general…
just apply for scholarships.
If you have that down, practice your hand at beer pong, mixing drinks, putting on a condom, w/e</p>
<p>lol gotcha.</p>
<p>hey so ucla is closed till january 3rd, so…should i wait until then to call them or should i write to them NOW or do something else?</p>
<p>Just follow the directions on the website. It doesn’t really matter when you do it</p>
<p>yeah the website says to send it in writing…so email? or a hard copy? it’s confusing cuz some schools prefer paper mail and others want email, but it doesn’t specify so hopefully either one would be ok. i might call when ucla opens just to make sure i’m doing it right. 
thanks!</p>
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