<p>so not sure how exactly it happened, but it did, i ended up with a D this semester in my college algebra class. my GPA the two previous semesters has been around 3.5, and this semester i only had a 2.450, with this semester taken into consideration i go from a 3.34 to a 3.083. i was wondering how can i withdraw my tags, and also what chances i have at getting into the uc's, i am wondering what my chances are for ucr, ucd, ucsd, and uci. my major is philosophy and i still have above a 3.0, i'm hoping that this will give me a few options :-(. well any advice or info would be greatly appreciated. oh and also i will have the igetc completed at the end of spring, even with the D. thank you.</p>
<p>You won’t need to withdraw a TAG, the school will simply count you as a normal applicant rather than a TAG student. With a 3.08, you won’t get into UCSD. The GPA floor for last year’s applicants was a 3.2 (non-TAG) for non-impacted majors. That’s probably going to stay the same, and definitely won’t go down. You’re likely in at UCI and definitely in at UCR. Don’t know about UCD.</p>
<p>You’ll still need to pass that college algebra class next semester.</p>
<p>how are you planning on having igetc completed with the D? correct me if i’m wrong, but i believe you have to get a C or better to get credit for any class.</p>
<p>@blkbox: He’s planning on having IGETC completed by the end of spring, which means he’ll have to re-take the math class by then.</p>
<p>thanks for the info,and i’m taking stats next semester, so as long as i pass that ill have the igetc completed. I’m going to do everything in my power to make sure i pass stats. ok so i dont have to worry about changing anything on my application or the tag page then? thank you.</p>
<p>Nope, don’t have to change anything. On the UC update this month, you’ll need to add that you’re taking stats in the spring.</p>
<p>Maybe I missed something but why do you need to withdraw your TAGs? Your GPA is still over a 3.0 cumulatively…</p>
<p>@itswoodflavoured: TAG requires that you complete your math/English classes by fall the year before you plan on enrolling. By failing his final IGETC math course (college algebra), he’s disqualified himself from TAG.</p>
<p>cry…</p>
<p>u still need only a 3.0 gpa to transfer with tag for ucsd right? i think ucsb is 3.2 but it isnt for ucsd right guys?</p>
<p>@movingunit: yes, you only need to earn a cumulative 3.0 UC GPA for tag at UCSD. However, you have to have completed your math and english requirement by Fall 2010.</p>