Graduating within four years

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of California - Berkeley
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<p>Do most UCB students graduate within four years? I ask this because it seems impossible to get into certain classes needed for one's major since some classes fill up so quickly.</p>

<p>Thanks.</p>

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<p>It seems hard to get in classes when you're a freshman, it gets much easier later on.</p>

<p>As for the graduation rates:
Rate in 4 years: In 2001 it was 60.9%
Rate in 6 years: In 2000 it was 88.9%</p>

<p>To answer your question, "most" graduate within 4 years. (google: graduation rate berkeley)</p>

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<p>yah, most of the people who stay longer than 4 years stay for a semester, and mostly because they want to (some wanna stay in the playground that is undergrad, some want to take some cool classes, learn a new language or finish up their double major without overloading their last semester). at least those are the ones i meet who are "super seniors"</p>

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<p>i dont understnad how you cant graduate in 4 yrs if you tried at all...i guess it may be harder for a science/engineer major, but for social science/humanities majors, it is VERY easy to get the classes you need to graduate in 4 years....even 3 years should not be hard at all...i know people who finish up social science majors in 2-2.5 years</p>

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<p>like omg. srsly. </p>

<p>teh Sci3nc3z/t3ch/m4th ftw</p>

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<p>It should be easy with one major. Double majors usually complete an extra semester.</p>