<p>I know it sounds bad; I think it sounds shady too. However, I actually love UCSB--it's my top choice alongside USC, though for different reasons--and wish to attend for a while if I can (my parents are pushing hard for USC, so I don't have much choice). I'm pretty sure if I do well at UCSB I could stay there, but that's not the issue at hand.</p>
<p>I contacted USC, and they said it's okay if I attend UCSB for the summer and fall and they also showed me what classes are transferable for my GE's. The counselor, however, is not sure how I should inform UCSB of my decision to transfer after the fall quarter. Do you have any idea how I should? Should I just submit my SIR and go in as a degree-seeking student and then transfer after the fall? </p>
<p>Also, just a general question about UCSB, are the GE's the same for all majors or are there different GE's depending on the major and degree?</p>
<p>This is actually a discussion for ALL spring admits to all schools; how is it handled?..from what I can assess, you are completely not obligated to tell UCSB about the transfer</p>
<p>You just submit your SIR and transfer after the fall…</p>
<p>What I don’t understand is what happens if USC eventually moves you to fall…are you then in violation because you are considered “double-deposited”?..maybe others can chime in</p>
<p>So I don’t have to tell them at all? Wow, I didn’t know that. How does that work then? Do I just leave after finals and ask them to transfer my courses, or…?</p>
<p>I know that for USC you can decline fall admission if it’s offered to you which makes sense because some students end up studying abroad and have already made payment. </p>
<p>I’d like to hear from other people to. Bump! :D</p>
<p>^ you three don’t care that you probably deny (read “screw”) three applicants currently on waitlist out of an opportunity for fall admission at UCSB?</p>
<p>Considering I’m vying to try and stay after the fall, but am currently opposed by my parents, I think I’m doing my best to go to the school I wish to attend. I perfectly understand your stance, though, not the number of people I’ve apparently screwed over.</p>
<p>^Green, counted you twice, sorry. Also, it may turn out that all wait-listed applicants might get accepted thus in that case you wouldn’t be messing up anyone with your contemplated fall in-and-out. Good luck to you.</p>