<p>Have any one year transfers heard back from any of the UCs yet?</p>
<p>Nope, although I’m a one year CCC transfer originally from an OOS 4 year.</p>
<p>Don’t worry bear, I haven’t heard from any of the UC’s that I’ve applied to yet also. I’ve only heard back from CSU Long Beach, which is no UC.</p>
<p>Yes, in at UCSD, UCSC, and UCR. Econ major btw</p>
<p>@derpinitman
did you take any summer courses or any CC courses before this fall?</p>
<p>@bearterritory
ya i took 2 classes last summer, and 1 class during high school for a total of 9 semester units.</p>
<p>Maybe that’s it. I went in with 0 units this fall. So I had no grades before the update.</p>
<p>Yeap UCSD one year. still waiting for rest</p>
<p>@bear, well I took a class at my CC during high school, and I had an AP class articulated. These two classes totaled in 8 units, but I still didn’t hear from any UC. I don’t think going in with any units had anything to do with us not hearing back yet.</p>
<p>Yessir, I got into UCI with Regents, and into UCSD already, and I am a one year transfer.</p>
<p>you applied with 0 units? what are you doing? 30 unit semesters?</p>
<p>i’m a one year transfer from an out of state university (top 15 usnews if anyone cares). ucsb rejected me because i was missing the foreign language requirement for the english major. sucks especially badly because i’m from santa barbara and hey, who doesn’t want to go back home? i took 22 units both semesters which has been akin to torture [not that i actually have experience with torture but i can imagine]. i figure it’s a good sign that i haven’t heard back from others because it means they didn’t auto reject me. also i’m fully prepared to go to city college next year if it doesn’t work out, but i figured i would give it a try. my top choice is berkeley… big surprise. i know ucla, irvine, and san diego will all reject me because they have the same language requirement as sb but oh well. hopefully i’m helping fund the university.</p>
<p>I had 21 ap. units so I took 30 (3.9 gpa)units first semester and 26 (4.0 so far)this semester. I think they’re taking longer on making my decision because I have no residency units.</p>
<p>It’s not me, but I know someone who’s transferring in one year. He get like 3 4~5’s on AP exams, took classes at a local community college during high school,
and he took four classes during summer right after college at two different community colleges. </p>
<p>So basically, he started with like 25 units-</p>
<p>@ravous I remember you getting rejected on the UCSB thread with a high GPA. Did they give you a rationale for your rejection?</p>
<p>I feel like us one-year transfers are looked down upon by admissions officers. No offense to the 2+ year transfers, but I think the fact that we take 20+ units/semester with high GPAs (3.8+) clearly shows that we are head and shoulders above the other applicants. The pattern of rejections for people with pre-reqs and english/math IP during the spring is complete nonsense.</p>
<p>i had my english/math completely covered by ap units so i doubt they looked fondly on that but come on…</p>
<p>@hellothere5
i was held up an additional year, well, 2.5 years total at CCC because of one class, and the lack of spring semester admittance. i stuck it out and it worked out okay, banning spring admits is not saving anyone any money. keeping me in a CCC for an additional year cost the state far more money than hiring more people to read spring applications. sometimes i really wonder about these people making these “Cost efficient” decisions. haha. good luck, hope you get into CAL this year, or next, if need be.</p>