The journalism class I'm taking is CSU transferable only. Will it affect my GPA?

<p>I'm going to apply next year for the Comm. major at UCLA (15% admittance rate..aye!).</p>

<p>When I apply, will this class count on my GPA on the UC app? I think not..right? Thanks in advance!</p>

<p>Every class you take will count into your cumulative GPA but it will not receive transfer credit.</p>

<p>Really? I just asked the counselor at my CC and she said it won't count on my GPA when I apply for transfer.</p>

<p>It will count into your GPA regardless if it's from a CSU.</p>

<p>It won't if you're taking it Pass/No Pass or Credit/No Credit. Otherwise, it does.</p>

<p>From my understanding, the course he mentioned is a CSU transferrable course only. If that is true, then it should not count toward "UC transferable GPA"; however, it will be in your CC cum GPA.</p>

<p>I think they only consider your UC transferable GPA...or they should.</p>

<p>IE. Real Estate courses are not considered UC transferable.</p>

<p>University</a> of California - Admissions</p>

<p>So apparently, they'll take into account, "The student's grade point average in all transferable courses."</p>

<p>Interesting... I had a 4.0 major GPA and 3.91 cumulative at the time of application (applied as Communication Studies major) and still didn't get in. Lol.</p>

<p>WOT, I'm still amazed that you didn't get into UCLA. Did you try appealing at the time?</p>

<p>WoT is right but It will count or will not count depending on the UC and the major or college in the UC. I have posted about this many times I will try to find the the page that will give you the exact break down.</p>

<p>jk_91: I did send in a letter of appeal just for kicks. Although I tried calling up and I was told the Communication Studies Department doesn't review files unless there was an issue with reporting a class or some technical mishap, which there was (a pre-req I added late) and I was still rejected. I got owned by UCLA. Twice. Yikes. I think it stung extra because I only applied to the two schools. =P</p>