Sophomore Student from SDSU wants to transfer:

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>I'm actually looking to transfer out of SDSU to either UCLA, UC Davis, Berkeley, UCSD, or USC. I know it's alot easier to transfer from cc, and that makes it harder for other four yr. universities to transfer because of so many comm. college students.</p>

<p>But if you could give me your feedback on what my chances are for these universities based on my academics (not whether i met the course requirements or not) I'd very much appreciate it. Thanks!</p>

<p>SDSU:
Overall GPA: 3.62
Lowest grade: B</p>

<p>Extra curric:
Marketing Internship in India at pharmaceutical company
Finance Internship in the U.S. for a little over a year.
Made Dean's list in Spring Semester 2007 and Fall Semester 2007</p>

<p>I'm not sure what else to put on there about college so far.</p>

<p>High School:
GPA: 3.7 Weighted, 3.3 (i think) unweighted
SAT I: First time = Math: 680 Writing: 620 Reading: 620
Second time = Math: 710 Writing: 580 Reading: 630
SAT II: Math IIC: 640 Chem: 620</p>

<p>Extra curric:
National Honor Society
Volunteered at Hospital
Tutoring job</p>

<p>If you guys need other information, don't hesitate to ask. I really appreciate your honest opinion. Thanks again :-).</p>

<p>Applying for:</p>

<p>UCLA: Economics or Business Economics
UC Berkeley: Business Administration
USC: Business Administration
UC Davis: Economics
UCSD: Economics</p>

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<p>Bump de Bump</p>

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<p>would really help me out.</p>

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<p>I'm thinking of doing the same thing, so 'bump'</p>

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<p>i just got accepted into CSULB, but rejected from UCLA. I really want to go to UCLA. I know the transfer rates from a CC are higher than from a 4 yr. but i just don't see the point in going to CC...can i still get into UCLA from CSULB or are the chances slim?</p>

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<p>^^If you really want to go to UCLA, go to a CC. Chances of getting into UCLA from CSULB are VERY slim.</p>

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<p>^^Thanks for the reply!
So let's say when i attend CSULB i maintain the status of a above average student...chances are still slim? </p>

<p>and what if i transfer into a private university like USC?</p>