Is it “easier” to get into UC(UCB,UCLA,UCD) if you pick a non-impacted major. I know that any engineering major will be harder to get into…but what bout majors at L&S? Like for instance would it be easier to get in if you applied as a"studies" major(african-american studies,religious studies,chicano studies…), compared to like a history, poli sci, International Relations major? Any info would be greatly appreciated.
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<p>yes it is a lot easier. your numbers don't have to be as high, but I've been told if you have a certain impacted major in mind that you want to go to, you should just apply for it and go to the best place for the major you know you want. i hear it is difficult to change to impacted majors because spaces are reserved for incoming freshmen and/or your college GPA has to be significantly high (3.5)</p>
<p>OIC ya i've been hearing different stuff from the Berkeley Board. Which one is true? haha thanks Dru2k for replying</p>
<p>Which majors are known as the "easier" majors?</p>
<p>Religious Studies, AA studies,Chicano Studies, anything with studies attached to it.</p>