<p>Current CC School: Mission College (3rd year)
Current major: Biological Sciences
Transferable Units by Spring 2010: ~86
Prerequisite done by: Spring 2010
IGETC complete by Spring 2010</p>
<p>Applying for: Fall 2010
Applying to transfer: UCLA, UCI, UCD, UCSB, UCSD
School of choice: UCLA
TAG: UCSD</p>
<p>Transferable Class Taken with grades:
Eng 1A (English Composition) C
Eng 1B (English Composition) C</p>
<p>Anthro 1 (Physical Anthropology) A
BioSci 1A (General Biology) A
Chem 1A (General Chemistry) C
Chem 1B (General Chemistry) C
Math 3B (Calculus II) B
Math 10 (Statistics) A
Physics 4A (Engineering Physics) A</p>
<p>Phil 1 (Philosophy) B
Music 5A (Fundamentals of Music) A</p>
<p>Polit 1 (Political Sciences) A
Soc 1 (Sociology) B</p>
<p>EC:
- MESA on campus (member)
- Worked for Usana Health Sciences(Network Marketing Company)(Home-based business): Summer 2007- Spring 2008</p>
<p>High school
-Varsity Track Spring 2007
-Volunteer Math Tutor Fall-Winter 2006</p>
<p>I know my chances are really slim. Is there a slight chance of me getting in any UC's? Also, I was wondering if I can choose what classes to put in for my GPA since I have over 70 units.</p>
<p>You are good on all schools except maybe LA. I would say you would get into UCLA since you are finishing all your bio/chem/physics, but that is just my opinion. Try to raise your GPA. You are more likely to get in. C’s in english. Write a good essay too lol.</p>
<p>@iTransfer: I don’t know if you’re getting his hopes up for no reason, but to be honest the OP has no chance at UCLA… Not being mean, but giving my honest opinion. Average GPA admitted is 3.63 for that major.</p>
<p>Yeah, Im pretty sure ucla wont accept you with those two Cs. ucla wants at least a 3.5 for gpa i think. But you’ll get into everywhere else fsho</p>
<p>ucla may be a reach for you…but that doesn’t mean you can’t get into most of the other UC’s, i’m pretty sure, as long as you work hard and try to get, say, straight A’s this semester! It still counts!!</p>
<p>i got super new crappy teachers for general chemistry. D: On assist.org, it says you must have B’s in chemistry for science majors. Does that mean there is no chance for me in the science field? I’m trying to get into pharmacy school after.</p>
<p>OP…the others seem like reasonable matches but UCLA seems like a big reach</p>
<p>why did you only take 13 transferable courses in your 2 years at CC?
the 2 pairs of C’s will hurt, but if you kick ass in orgo this semester it will help you a little when you update…</p>
<p>i’m planning to go to pharmacy school after UC, which school would be a good choice? I was thinking about going to USF and see if i can get into UCSF because i heard that SF residents have higher priority. Or should i stick with going to UCSD and go in to their pharmacy school. Or maybe try to get into USC? Thank you for all the feedbacks.</p>
<p>for transferring if you complete all your pre-reqs, and you have a 3.0+ GPA you can usually get in everywhere except UCLA and UCB. UCI is probably not going to happen for you though, they want B’s in Gen Chem. It is kind of weird that UCSD and UCSB only require C’s though. </p>
<p>Just curious though, why did you get C’s in gen chem? I mean if you want to get into Pharmacy isn’t Chem one of those subjects you need to actually be really good in?</p>
<p>Pharmacy schools do emphasize on Chemistry and Organic Chemistry, advanced medical organic chemistry, Biochemistry and some Chemical Physics. Those C’s don’t look good. Plus, you can’t renew any grade above a C-.
Don’t withdraw from classes, because it will bite you in the butt later.</p>