<p>I’m applying to Berkeley and UCLA</p>
<p>i had some changes to my application like some courses and my senior 1st semester grades came out so i put the changes in as well</p>
<p>well i wrote a question on yahoo and ms sun told me to email the UC undergraduate office so i did, but i was wondering if the mail will reach both Berkeley and UCLA? Thanks</p>
<p>hope this helps:</p>
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