<p>Hey life is all about taking risks but I am not too sure about this one. Although economics is not as highly impacted as business economics at UCLA, it is still regarded as being impacted so having a 3.66 transfer GPA will be sort of a slight reach especially if you are not in the TAP program. If you are in the TAP and completed your IGETC, I would say go for it and take that risk. It is up to you though.</p>
<p>no not at all. UCLA isn't THAT much better than UCSD and, depending on what you like, maybe not at all better. So if you want to go UCLA what's 4.5 years compared to 4 anyway?</p>
<p>^ i meant negatively overall, not between 4 and 4.5</p>
<p>also, i am confused what GPA is posted on their admission rates.
for example they say for business econ average applied gpa is 3.42 and average admitted is 3.78, are they counting the gpa on your application or your gpa once you enter after completing your fall and spring term?</p>
<p>financially speaking i really want to spend a semester or an year abroad and living in ucla will not allow me to do that.
I would rather take out loans for semester abroad than for just ucla.
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thanks eveyrone</p>