Post-application major course

Transfer Students UC Transfers
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<p>I am a CCC transfer and have already submitted my UC application for Fall 2014. I still have to take a major pre-req next semester, and I am also taking some extra classes and retaking one course so my GPA will dramatically rise next semester.</p>

<p>However, i will be notified of admission in April, before my pre req is even complete. I spoke to a counselor today and wasnt sure what to do but told me to contact UC admissions to let them know that I still have a math pre-req waiting to be complete next semester and that my GPA will dramatically rise due to taking new courses/retaking next semester AFTER my application is done... I have heard that the GPA after Fall semester is the one they use....</p>

<p>I know in a couple of weeks I will be able to edit my UC application to add new classes next semester, but will there be anywhere I can mention the above points. As of my fall semester GPA I may not be admitted but the GPA rise next semester could change that... I dont want to take classes next semester for no reason.</p>

<p>What should I do? I am a psych major applying to UCI, UCSB, and UCSC. Also I tagged to UCSB...how will that be affected.</p>

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<p>UC’s use your Fall 2013 GPA. Some UC’s use Spring 2013 for TAG. It doesn’t hurt to state on your application that you are retaking a class in the spring, they make take it into consideration. I haven’t seen the supplemental application yet, but I am sure there will be a “comments” section similar to the one primary application.</p>

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<p>What is your current GPA and your projected GPA with the pre-req class completed?</p>

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<p>I wont know my gpa until fall is over. I am taking 4 units of physical education next semester, as well as taking my last needed major pre-req, and also retaking a class I got a D in this winter session.</p>

<p>on the original application, there was a part where you could enter spring courses… I put I am taking a major pre-req in spring so hopefully they keep an eye on that. “In progress” I believe is how they word it</p>