This is just another stupid chance thread

Transfer Students UC Transfers
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<p>I didn't go on this site for around a month, trying to forget about admissions. But the past few weeks i have been back and been getting psyched out.</p>

<p>I was pretty confident about getting into cal and ucla as a math and math/econ major from ucsd. My first 3 quarters were 3.08, 3.60, and 3.85. So i had a huge upward trend and I was expecting to get even higher this fall. unfortunately i tanked and got a 3.13 :(((. Making my cumulative gpa a 3.43. I explained on the winter update that i was working 40 hours a week (i have never done this while going to school before this quarter) and that I would cut down my hours to 25 next quarter.</p>

<p>The only good thing that differentiates myself from ccc transfers (because they already have the clear advantage) is that i have taken 5 upper div math classes and gotten all A's and B's in them.</p>

<p>I'd rate myself at 40% for ucla, 15% for cal, but what do you guys think?</p>

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<p>You're a UC to UC transfer right cr_book? </p>

<p>I will offer you my perspective for UCLA based on their admissions statistics for UC to UC transfers:
2007 #s 758 apps, 274 accepted with an average of 3.49 ( average applied 3.27 )
2008 #s 848 apps, 241 accepted with an average of 3.53 ( average applied 3.30 )</p>

<p>I mean your GPA is higher than the average applicants and not that much below the average admit. Keep your head up and continue to work hard. If you get a 4.0 this quarter, it might give you grounds to appeal.</p>

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<p>yes uc to uc</p>

<p>oh that's true, i never thought of that (getting grood grades this quarter and appealing).</p>

<p>thanks for the input and the hope.</p>

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<p>I ve heard that if you appeal to ucla they wont look at it they dont care if they deny u ur done</p>

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<p>^^ this statement rivals your post about not knowing what an average is.</p>

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<p>"Of the approximately 7,850 transfer deny decisions, UCLA reversed approximately
55 of the 320 appeals" (from Fall '03)</p>

<p>It's possible.</p>

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<p>thats impressive. what factors are considered in accepting appeals? i had been told that appeals are pointless</p>

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<p>cheeser, stop polluting this forum with unproven he said/she said type *****<strong><em>. If you don't have any informative to contribute to a thread, stop *</em></strong>ing posting.</p>

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<p>chesser, go away. If you have questions please use google.</p>