<p>^^^
o… my apologies, lol</p>
<p>The rumor I was talking about was the one that anticipated 2 columns would be visible tonight.</p>
<p>If your talking about STOMP, I was there last year and they have workshop for the admitted transfers. I signed up again this year and the option to sign up for the admitted transfer workshops was there.
I did ask a UCLA rep if decision would be out before stomp but he didn’t want to say. All i know is that last year the guy that was sitting next to me was admitted and going to admit workshops.
deadline to register for the stomp was saturday.</p>
<p>^^^
dont bust out another chesser, supa…</p>
<p>i’m really wasting my time here…and refreshing the URSA site every 30 seconds
have a test tomorrow…</p>
<p>FAACCK,
MY CAR RADIATOR FAN JUST blown up in SMITHEREENS.
I NEED MY UCLA ADMIT LETTER TO CONSOLE ME.
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<p>ya see the STOMP thing is pretty valid. they have an annual one (amongst others), last year the annual one was held on the 25th and last year the transfer decisions were released on the 24th.</p>
<p>yeah…but do you really care about that test if you get into UCLA? i mean REALLY? trust me when the decisions come out…im going to be soooo bored! hahaha</p>
<p>ya i wonder how that works, once your in do they tell you you need to maintain a certain GPA so you can stop stressin off tests if you have a high GPA</p>
<p>i do care since graduate schools will look at it. still need to get A’s lol.</p>
<p>Last year, it turned to two columns the same day official decisions were released.</p>
<p>I want the guy who posted this thread to come back and update us on what his friend said…haha i still hold out hope…i dont know why i just do</p>
<p>God… if u show me my financial aid summary, i will promise to get a 4.0 every semester at UCLA.</p>
<p>^^^</p>
<p>he doesn’t have internet.</p>
<p>^ I second that</p>
<p>peppamintt
“every semester” –> “every quarter” 
sounds busier in quarter</p>
<p>sorry God… i meant every quarter (i’m on semester right now :P)</p>
<p>hoax. 10char</p>
<p>"Students can attend another UC or a California Community College for 2 years then attempt to transfer. We suggest another UC campus or California Community College because our admissions process maintains a preference for students in this population. "</p>
<p>from UCLA website… i guess UC to UC isn’t hard at all.</p>
<p>It isnt hard at all, but it’s definitely way easier coming from a CC since CCers get more priority.</p>