Submitted!! Now for the longest few months

<p>It's finally over...</p>

<p>Congrats! April will come soon enough</p>

<p>i absolutely feel 0% better now that i sent my app. i thought a choir of angels would begin to sing…but no such luck. I am paranoid that they will find a flaw or make me verify my extra curriculars, which would be close to impossible to prove many of them. Oh anxiety thy name is UC!</p>

<p>getting the fall grades will be feel way better now</p>

<p>Yeah I’m paranoid also. I used the 3rd section in the PS catagory in the additional comments to explain my EC a little more because it seemed like it could confuse them. I’m a little paranoid too =&lt;/p>

<p>Same…Submitting it just made me more paranoid/anxious lol. I actually misreported one of my ap grades 1 point higher than it should be. I have been going insane about how badly this will affect me, but I have already emailed them to fix it…still doesn’t make me feel any better =/</p>

<p>ABout to submit mines… but i have a quick question… California State Student ID? Is that neccessary?</p>

<p>^it’s on your high school transcript</p>

<p>I submitted without it…</p>

<p>Submitted mine without it too…what do UC’s generally look at most heavily on transfer students? Is it just major pre-reqs and GPA?</p>

<p>mostly yeah, but the oher parts do matter as well.</p>

<p>Do UCs want our HS transcript too?</p>

<p>as transfers, no I dont think they do.</p>

<p>Yes, some UCs will ask for a HS transcript depending on which route you took to finish your language requirement. Most people just take the two years at a CC, but recent HS grads just use their language requirement from HS to fulfill the requirement.</p>

<p>Just submitted mine, def don’t feel any better lol but at least I don’t have to look at my personal statement anymore!</p>

<p>I’m just upset that I had to pay that stupid application fee!!! $280 really??? Ughhh</p>

<p>Why is it that you ALWAYS think of a better way to write something or find a possible mistake to correct AFTER you submit the application?</p>

<p>^ Because no piece of writing is ever perfect. There are always at least small ways to make improvements.</p>

<p>^UGH tell me about it haha, I just need to have faith that my app is strong overall, even if there are little mistakes here and there! rca2446 I paid $210, wasn’t going to fork over any more than that, its a lot of moolah!</p>

<p>@briceies: That’s definitely true. I suppose it’s a source of comfort to know that you at least made your essay as perfect as you thought it could be.</p>

<p>@USN_Transfer: That’s the spirit! Good effort and good thoughts bring about good results. I only applied to UCLA and UCSB (film production major), but still, $140 is a lot for a nearly broke college kid.</p>