<p>I took one class at De Anza College during the summer and got a B. The B hurts my GPA a lot, so I don't want to report that grade. I don't regularly attend De Anza, because I go to West Valley. Do I have to report that class when applying to UCs?</p>
<p>Yes, you need to report every class you’ve taken at every school.</p>
<p>If you don’t report it, they will find out and it will ruin you.</p>
<p>Yeah, you have to report everything.</p>
<p>And unless you have a 4.0 I have a tough time seeing a B ruining your entire application.</p>
<p>Word of advice: you will list everything to the exact wording of the classes or your going to get black listed for lying on your application; no misunderstanding…once you go through that route you will never go back</p>
<p>Ahh. Alright. I had over a 3.9, and this B+ brought it down to a 3.88. Every little bit counts because I’m applying for Econ at UCLA and it’s extremely competitive to get into that major. Average GPA admitted was 3.91 I think. I’m pretty scared now.</p>
<p>You realize that “average” implies that about half the people they admit are below that, right? Sure, 3.9_ is a little better than 3.88, but it’s not like your chances are shot. Keep your GPA up, do all your pre-reqs, and write good essays. You’ll be fine.</p>
<p>I would be much more scared getting into UCLA with a 3.9X and unreported grades. They find out and you’ll be expelled and have a nice note on your record for other colleges to see. I agree with what others have said, a 3.88 isn’t gunna kill you esp. if the average is 3.9.</p>
<p>They find out if you don’t report. It may not happen now, but 2 months down the road you will get a nice email stating that they found an unreported grade and your university days will be numbered.<br>
Good friend’s sophomore roommate didn’t report attendance at Santa Monica. Two months later, university kicked her out.</p>
<p>Wait, De Anza in Cupertino? I used to live right there (well, if you count Sunnyvale as right there)!</p>
<p>If I retake that class next semester, will it help me in any way? Or do I just have to deal with that B while applying.</p>
<p>You can’t retake classes where you earned a C or better. UCs will only count grades completed up until the end of the Fall semester when calculating your GPA.</p>
<p>Alright. I guess I’ll just work with what I have and try to beast my essays and hopefully I’ll get an acceptance to UCLA. =)</p>