<p>“CSULB (the hardest state school in cal)”</p>
<p>Lol?</p>
<p>3.7- poli sci, igetce finished.</p>
<p>In:UCD, UCSB, UCI
Rejected: UCSC
Waiting: UCSD, UCB, UCLA</p>
<p>Admissions wise, its harder to get in to CSULB than any other Cal State. Especially for my major, (Psych) as it is heavily impacted. I have friends with decent GPAs (3.4) who were declined Long Beach.</p>
<p>i got denied by sdsu as well but accepted to csulb. i got in with a business administration major (probably the most impacted major?)</p>
<p>is it harder to get into CSULB than Cal Poly SLO? it was 11% for my major this year and i got rejected with a 3.86</p>
<p>anyway, last year ppl were saying that the “magic number” for Cal for LA was a 3.5 for non capped majors and 3.75 for capped majors</p>
<p>I’m thinking that it will go up to 3.6 and 3.8 respectively…</p>
<p>Haha, I was thinking the same thing. SLO is the hardest state to get into - even harder then some UCs. And Chesser, seriously? You need to take a chill pill my friend. Hahaha.</p>
<p>and to you all freaking out about getting rejected from the less-competitive UCs and the CSUs - grasp the concept of maximizing yield rate and put it to god damn rest already. You will get into a better school that is maximizing it’s yield rate with… YOU.</p>
<p>3.5 five for a non capped major…damn I have a 3.48 xP</p>
<p>I hope they use sigfigs or round up.</p>
<p>^
ROFLMAO sigfigs.</p>
<p>This isn’t Chemistry. Eww.</p>
<p>Thanks grey. Always reassuring us nervous wrecks! X__X;;</p>
<p>Bump. Check in if you were rejected from a non-competitive major at UCLA with a 3.5+</p>
<p>Got reject from UCLA as a mechanical engineering major. I have a 3.7 gpa with all my lower division engineering classes done (statics, dynamics, matlab, material science, circuits, graphics) along with all my math, physics, and chemistry. Now I’m worried about Cal.</p>
<p>Man, that’s tough. The average admit GPA for MechE was 3.66 last year.</p>
<p>^ Yeah, I really thought I would be able to get in UCLA. Now my dreams for UCB arn’t looking good either. If I can’t get into UCLA what are the chances I’d UCB…I’m guessing not very good. Oh well, there’s always Cal Poly.</p>