Hello, I am currently an UCR student and thinking about doing junior transfer to other campuses because of family issues. I just wanna ask some questions about it.
Here is my info: I am currently a first year student with overall GPA 3.0 and pre-business major. I know 3.0 is the lowest GPA requirement for other campuses but does it mean I have lower chance to be accepted comparing with those who have much higher GPA than me at community college? I know the CC transfer students have the priority to be accepted first but does the admission know that GPA is much harder to be earned at UCR than CC?
I know that many UC campuses do not have business major, I mean mostly economic-related major, so I need to fulfill most pre-requisites that my major needs right?
If anyone successfully transferred to other campus, please help me out, much appreciation.
Hello everyone, I am thinking about junior transferring to other UC campus due to family issues, so anyone who has successfully transferred before please help me since this thing has been urgent me a lot.
- I am currently a first year UCR student with overall GPA 3.0 and pre-business major. I know 3.0 is the lowest accepted GPA requirement for each campus, however, does the admission know that GPA is much harder to be earned at UCR than CC, which gives me higher possibility to get in?
- I know most UC campuses do not have business major, I mean mostly economic-related major such as UCSD and UCSB and UCD, I know we need to fulfill their pre-requisites in order to transfer, what if I miss one or two pre-requisites courses, does it mean I am completed out for the admission?
- Personal Statement, GPA, and pre-requisites fulfillment are the three biggest categories that admission is looking for, anything else that they look for other than these three?
This link will give you the UC Transfer GPA admit ranges by major and campus so you can get an idea of where your 3.0 will get you into your preferred major: https://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/infocenter/transfers-major