<p>lol ok so heres the story. I have a 2.8 gpa... the classes that i got a F, D, W's are NOT NOT NOT prerequisites for my major. my major is psychology. i am going to apply to UCLA this November. Most of those fails came from remedial mathematics classes. THEY ARE NOT UC TRANSFERABLE but yea... i know they look at everything. Ive finished everything for psych except for statistics which im going to take this fall =/</p>
<p>any ideas/opinions?</p>
<p>I did poorly in one of those non-transferable courses and it voided my TAG with UC Davis, though I did get accepted to UC Irvine. Anyway, these classes don’t count toward your UC transferable GPA.</p>
<p>What about academic renewal?</p>
<p>Ehh. Even tho they aren’t perquisites for your major your gpa is still pretty low for a psych major. Average admitted gpa last year was a 3.8 and it’s the most impacted major in the school Unless you’ve gone through really tough scenarios or trauma in your life your chances are slim</p>
<p>So that 2.8 is the non transferable gpa? What’s your transferrable</p>
<p>i wouldnt worry unless you are considering Cal or other high ranked private schools. i had 4W’s, 3F’s, 1C and was admitted to UCLA engineering. last year, the average gpa of admitted students for my major was 3.86, and 10% admit rate, so I was not expecting acceptance at all. 2F’s were in non-transferable classes(ESL) and the other F was renewed after i retook the class and got A. i did really really poor in my first year, WWF in one semester, and did ok in my second year, but i had straight A’s for my last year in which I took 16 units of major classes each semester.</p>