<p>First off, I know I'm not the brightest student, I could have tried harder and achieved much more, but sadly, I slacked. I got a 1800 on SAT Is, 700 on Math IIC, 770 on Chinese, 3.1 unweighted (3.4 weighted), and a ton of extra curriculars, but I got rejected from EVERYWHERE except.. these two schools.. so I need everyone's opinions please..</p>
<p>Cal State Fullerton or UC Riverside for Marketing?</p>
<p>I've asked the question many times to fellow peers, but no one really knows.</p>
<p>Both schools were ranked, UCR is a UC (tier higher than CSUs) but has class sizes and professors that don't care.. I really dont know where to choose.. where will more companies go to to hire? </p>
<p>BTW, I'm hoping of going to one of these schools for the first two years, then transferring, but transferring from a cal state to lets say.. UCLA, is REALLY complicated right? well, IF I DONT succeed my first two years and get straight As, which school is better for a undergraduate business degree in marketing..</p>
<p>THANK YOU ALL</p>
<p>Only pick csuf for accounting, otherwise they don't really have any advantage(csuf does have a larger alumni base, but in respect to marketing, i dont know how much that will help). I was in the same boat but with csuf vs a wider variety of UC's. I have chosen UCR (at least i think, i still have a month to change my mind) I know plenty of people that have transfered to UCLA and USC from UCR with at least a 3.6</p>
<p>thanks alot bro.. but yeah.. for now both are "Pre-Business".. one more question.. do you think marketing is better.. or management?</p>
<p>neither, but we would need to know some of your goals before we can really determine</p>
<p>hmm alright thanks.. only problem now is choosing a right person to dorm with hah..</p>
<p>UPDATE</p>
<p>UC Irvine for Economics.. better than business program at UCR? alot of people say yes hands down.. I have to make a decision whether to write my appeal.. =\ please help!!</p>
<p>with the number of applications they got this year for economics and business economics, i don't think your odds are that great, but there is no harm in trying. If you feel UCI is better, go for it.</p>
<p>i would go for ucr if you want to transfer to another uc. csu to uc gets kinda complicated but my number one rec is to go to a cc and then transfer. you will have your best shot there.</p>