<p>Anyone else notice this?
Asian Religions #applied= 1 #admitted= 0 avg.gpa= 3.57
That seems rather harsh for a major practically unknown. I’m guessing that individual might have messed up on their prereq.</p>
<p>Does other UCs have detailed lists of all students admitted in various major?</p>
<p>Yes, probably did not otherwise qualify for admission (not enough units or too many units including four year school units, did not complete available prerequisites, etc.).</p>
<p>I’ve posted this on another thread, but I’ll post it again.</p>
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<p>This is a small sample, but when I visited Cal, all the transfers I talked to (friends of my friends) said they all had low 3.0’s when they transferred. I told them I had a 3.7 (true at the time) and they said not to sweat it. They all had vastly different majors. Then I came on here and was shocked to read that everyone expects high 4.0’s. I just hope that the students I talked to are right!</p>
<p>^^^what does low 3.0 mean? 3.02? 3.2? 3.4? There seem to be dramatic differences between those.</p>
<p>They ranged from below 3.5 to a 3.0.</p>
<p>Did you know their majors Fran? 3.5 getting into Haas vs. 3.5 getting into east Asian studies is a huge difference for example.</p>
<p>It was a while ago, can’t remember. Mostly liberal arts, I believe.</p>
<p>Technically I transferred to Berkeley L & S with something in the 3.4 range. I was coming from a 4-year private that’s notorious for grade deflation though, so that might have played into it. I made the Dean’s List for the semester they didn’t take into consideration :/. But yea… hope this gives everyone some confidence :D</p>