<p>Hi there, I've been following this forum for a while and I thought about making a new HAAS stats page since there are people that have joined and stats that have changed....so with that said, lets get it going...</p>
<p>GPA:
CCC:
ECs:
Work Experience:
Pre-req's/breadth requirements in process:
Which second essay did you do:
What do you think your competitive advantage is:</p>
<p>please. be my guest, and begin for the rest of us.</p>
<p>whoops completely forgot about myself....</p>
<p>GPA: 4.0
CCC: SBCC
ECs: business club, student government
Work Experience: math tutor
Pre-req's/breadth requirements in process: finishing 1 pre req (extra english) and last 3 of 9 breaths
Which second essay did you do: Old navy
What do you think your competitive advantage is: hard worker : / i dunno</p>
<p>GPA: refer to haas emails thread regarding my views on haas applicants and gpa
CCC: de anza college
ECs: sasa club, student senate
Work Experience: internships, company, campus rep
Pre-req's/breadth requirements in process: calc and stats.
Which second essay did you do: old navy
What do you think your competitive advantage is: dont you know who i am?</p>
<p>bonus points if you can complete the question</p>
<p>Lol @ GPA comment. More like refer to Haas emails to see me very, very confused. </p>
<p>My stats are in the other thread, I'll repost them when decisions come out as there really is no point atm.</p>
<p>Very nice work with that GPA calbus, really too bad you didn't get that prereq done :/ what happened??</p>
<p>is it that bad that he Calbus didnt get that prereq done?</p>
<p>its not one of the major (bus, econ's, stats, calc)</p>
<p>I believe so, but who can really know. It is probably the most minor of the prereqs but they really stress finishing all of them.</p>
<p>i can assure you with 100 percent certainty he is at no disadvantage for not finishing the prerequisite</p>
<p>edit: for reference purposes, the answer to the question is, i'm the juggernaut, *****</p>
<p>does it matter what state you are from as a transfer? do they still take more CA residents? thanks.</p>
<p>Yes i believe they do take more CA residents, I think all UCs do, although a could be wrong. And although I did apply to Berkeley, there is no reason for me to post my stats in this thread because they arent even competative really.</p>
<p>i'm from new york and i'm seriously considering transferring to berkeley. on average, what percentage of admitted transfers are residents of california?</p>
<p>But...but...New York...Wall Street...all those nearby internships...<em>drooool</em></p>
<p>And by the way, if you're seriously thinking about Berkeley, you'll need a REALLY good application. I'm pretty confident that Haas is mostly filled with Californians.</p>
<p>walnut your sarcasm isn't appreciated. i am not interested in finance, so it doesn't really matter if i'm near wall street. its more of the college experience i'm looking for.</p>
<p>What? So you wouldn't like the New York experience? I know plenty of business majors that would love to be in New York. This is why NYU is sometimes placed above Berkeley, simply because of its business opportunities. My friends from Cornell and Berkeley business can attest to this...NYU just has it easier cause there's so many things close by (i'm sure you knew that though). I find many of my Haas buddies working in New York after they graduate too. </p>
<p>That wasn't sarcasm by the way. I'd love to be in New York -- all externships I apply to are in New York. If not finance, what would be your Haas concentration?</p>
<p>Oh..my posts are assuming you're a bus major, this being a Haas thread and all.</p>
<p>haas doesn't really have any real finance courses at the undergrad level...</p>
<p>woops, goofed</p>