<p>Hi! I'm currently going to UCSD and majoring in economics.
One year ago, I just transferred from a CC in LA and went to UCSD.
I'm planning applying UCLA again as a Asian Studies major due to some reason.
However, I have already finished about 145 units from cc and ucsd now, which is over the cap of UCLA.
I'm thinking if there's any other way I can still apply...What should I do?
Will they know if I just submit my CC grades when I do the application online?
(My GPA in UCSD is low too..so I'm thinking to avoid sending them my grades in UCSD..)
I'm sorry to ask..but I really wanna apply UCLA again for some reason.
Thanks ...</p>
<p>Wouldn’t that make you a senior transfer? Most ucs don’t take senior transfers. Since you are at your last year later, why don’t just do grad school at ucla?</p>
<p>my GPA is not enough for me to apply grad school at ucla…can i just submit my cc grades but ucsd grades?</p>
<p>I would suggest no, because that is fraud. If ucla found out, they can void your acceptance</p>
<p>they have to look at all the grades i earned? any way else I can apply 
?</p>
<p>In general, yes. Why wouldn’t they? </p>
<p>who do you think will look at the application?</p>
<p>Not sure. If you want to apply, go ahead, just be prepared to deal with any consequences as they occur. </p>
<p>As far as I know, only a few UC’s take senior transfers on a case-by-case basis with the exception of UCI.</p>
<p>Going for some reason to Asian studies? Prestige won’t save you with that major if that’s what’s on your mind and it’s doubtful from what seems like your grades haven’t been all that good from UCSD. I am pretty sure UCLA does not take senior transfers.</p>