Just graduated from ucr with 2.4 gpa enroll at cc to transfer?

[peterr86]

<p>Your S.S number doesn’t change don’t even try and sneak past admission won’t work.</p>

<p>2.4 GPA is killer most firms require a 3.0 now .</p>

<p>The real question is how you got a 2.4 from riverside , UCLA/Cal i can understand but riverside?</p>

[Kender]

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@Cali Trumpet

Also, UCs don’t allow students to pursue second bach. degrees.

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<p>This is not 100% correct. It is merely difficult to obtain a second baccalaureate. All of UCs sans UCSD accept applicants for second baccalaureates (but with varying restrictions on qualifications for what second baccalaureate may be pursued and acceptance periods).</p>

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UC Berkeley
Second-baccalaureate-degree applicants are considered only by the College of Chemistry, the College of Natural Resources and (rarely) the College of Engineering.

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UC Davis
Second-baccalaureate-degree applicants will be considered in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences only in Biotechnology, (pre-) Landscape Architecture, and Viticulture & Enology majors. Second-degree students are considered in the College of Engineering only if the student’s first degree was not in engineering and if he or she completes lower-division preparatory work and transfers from a California community college.

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UC Irvine
Second-baccalaureate-degree applicants will be considered for admission, subject to the approval of the dean or director of the UCI school or program in which the second degree will be earned. In general, students are selected on a case-by-case basis. Second-baccalaureate applications are accepted for fall quarter only, and interested candidates should contact the undergraduate admissions office before applying.

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UCLA
Second-baccalaureate-degree applicants who possess the RN license are considered in the School of Nursing.

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UC Merced
Second-baccalaureate students will be considered and their admission status determined on a case-by-case basis at the discretion of the appropriate dean.

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UC Riverside
Second-baccalaureate-degree applicants who have completed appropriate lower-division preparation for the intended major will be considered for admission, subject to approval of the dean of the college in which the second degree will be earned.

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UC San Diego
UCSD does not accept applications from students seeking second baccalaureate degrees.

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UC Santa Barbara
A very limited number of second-baccalaureate-degree applicants are considered for admission when enrollment allows. Second-degree applicants should contact the admissions office before applying.

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UC Santa Cruz
Second-baccalaureate-degree applicants are evaluated on a case-by-case basis when enrollment allows. Applicants must have completed lower-division requirements for the proposed second degree. Second-degree applicants should contact the admissions office before applying.

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