<p>This might not go in this section, but I’m just wondering…
Is it still possible to get into UCSB if you didn’t get accepted into SLO?</p>
<p>Absolutely</p>
<p>Yes! My daughter’s Harvard interviewer told her that several years ago his daughter was accepted to Berkeley the day she got rejected from SDSU. Best of luck to you!</p>
<p>I got rejected from SLO (aerospace engineering) 2 years ago, but got to UCLA, UCB and UCSD.
I chose UCSD with Chancellor Scholarship.</p>
<p>Yes! S14 attended Chancellors Reception for UC Santa Barbara top applicants yesterday- acceptance was announced. He came home today to rejection from Cal Poly SLO. Hang tough!</p>
<p>Yes you still have good chance depending on what you applied for at SLO. Acceptance rates at SLO range from 20%-41% depending on the major. The school overall is around 34% which is lower than Santa Barbara’s 45%. </p>
<p>Keep in there!</p>
<p>Some majors at SLO have acceptance rate of 11 to 15% (BME CS). UCSB is around 40 to 45% and they also consider you to an alternate major. </p>
<p>I’d say yeah, too.</p>
<p>On a similar note, I was rejected from SLO but accepted to UCSD. It’s not the exact same school you’re talking of, but a similar situation I guess.</p>