<p>She asked the grade I have of a math class I'm currently taking and what I expect to end with. Weird...she's from UC Santa Barbara and on the bottom of the email it says the info can be shared with all the UC campuses I applied to.</p>
<p>Still haven't heard from UCSB, Berkeley or UCLA but I've been accepted to UCSC and UCI with a 3.4 (Anthropology major).</p>
<p>Has anyone else been contacted personally by admissions?</p>
<p>I recently experienced something similar; the email came from <a href=“mailto:admissions-review@ucop.edu”>admissions-review@ucop.edu</a></p>
<p>yeah… i got the same email from a UCLA rep.
my class ended 3/24 and i received an A.
from what the SoCal Berkeley transfer advisor told me, any contact short of rejection is good contact, especially if you report an ‘A’.</p>
<p>If it’s your transferable Math, then yes they prefer that you have it done by Fall when you apply. They need it to review your app. That’s why you got contacted.</p>
<p>She must be dumb.
You are obviously going to report an A.
Should you get a C or a B, or much worse, just claim, that the professor lost my test.</p>
<p>doesn’t this seem like something they would ask for borderline applicants as they can’t make a final decision until they have the reported grade factored into your application?</p>
<p>yeah… what an idiot… giving a lowly student the benefit of the doubt, trusting him to be honest.</p>
<p>sometimes, you people…</p>
<p>“doesn’t this seem like something they would ask for borderline applicants as they can’t make a final decision until they have the reported grade factored into your application?”</p>
<p>yes, which to me, was reassuring.
getting that email suggests that my app stands (at least) a fighting chance.
:)</p>
<p>That’s what I thought too sweetnezz. [:</p>
<p>It just means that they need to make sure you passed transferable math, as it is a minimum requirement.</p>
<p>right, but, if i’m not mistaken, there are other people on this forum who are finishing math during spring who haven’t received any such email.</p>
<p>I received this same email from UCSB. I am currently taking math right now as well. I reported an A and the next day I got into SB.</p>
<p>I am currently pending for UCSB and am taking my math requirement this spring, but I haven’t been contacted by an admissions officer yet. :/</p>
<p>I am also taking my igetc math currently and have not heard from anyone. Accepted UCSD and waiting for UCLA and UCB.</p>
<p>I’ve already completed my Calculus (which I am using for my IGETC completion) but am taking Statistics (Pre-Req) and have already been admitted to UCD, UCI and UCSD. Haven’t received any e-mail (I am pending on Cal), but maybe because I have completed the minimum. </p>
<p>Good luck. [:</p>
<p>awesome re: getting in the next day after the email. ucsb is such a beautiful campus, i’m pretty sure i would go there over uci and ucsc.</p>
<p>update: I got accepted into UCSB! So I guess admissions reviewers mailing you is a good thing.</p>
<p>This may seem like a stupid question, but how did you format the e-mail?
Did you just write
Math and then the grade or did you go into detail?</p>
<p>^ </p>
<p>Here is an example:</p>
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<p>Yes, I have completed one year of high school Chemistry.</p>
<p>Fall 2004: “X” grade
Spring 2005: “X” grade</p>
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<p>I had an admissions officer e-mail me requesting my grades in my winter classes and my midterm grades in english2 and math. My midterm grade for my English 2 class have not come out due to the fact that I have not started my English class yet ( a late starting 8 week course), should I inform them of this or just report a B? (I’m confident that I am going to earn at LEAST a B.) I’m afraid that if I don’t report a grade in English it will hurt my admission chances!</p>