Question about what GPA i need to get into

[Acc0unt]

<p>Im currently at Sierra College JC. My first year I finished with a 2.78 GPA and my major is Bio Sci.
I wanna transfer to UCD SJSU or SDSU i was wondering if i get like a 3.0-3.1 if they will accept that. If not what would i need? And is it to late to get into Davis with the desired gpa? </p>

<p>Can i drop like some classes that have nothing to do with my major from my transcript?</p>

[smurray09]

<p>SDSU is VERY impacted. All majors are. I’d stick it with SJSU if I were you, just because they give SD transfers priority…</p>

[Acc0unt]

<p>I don’t live in the SD area I live in the Davis area, but is Davis out of t he picture?</p>

[smurray09]

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@Acc0unt

I don’t live in the SD area I live in the Davis area, but is Davis out of t he picture?

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<p>For a UC, I’m honestly not sure how they work with transfer students in the area. There’s a possibility that you MAY be able to get into UCD. Here’s what it says on their website.</p>

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UC Davis recommends that transfer students attain an overall transfer GPA of 2.8 or higher for the best chance of admission to our campus. In fact, students are encouraged to work toward an even higher GPA, as some majors may be more competitive than others. </p>

<p>Transfer students applying to a selective major at UC Davis must often meet additional grade and coursework requirements. For example, the College of Engineering requires a minimum overall GPA of 3.10 and the Biotechnology major requires an overall GPA of 2.80 and a GPA of at least 2.50 for each of three groups of courses.

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<p>I honestly think that a 3.0 - 3.1 is cutting it close. Right now if you were to apply, I honestly don’t know if you’d get in; BUT anything is possible. Positive thoughts. Good luck!</p>