Transfer to a UC or CSU

Applying to College
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<pre><code> So my story is a little complicated compare to a normal UC transfer. I was accepted in to a college under their pre-dental program and did very poorly mostly due to my own fault. After 2 years I was disqualified academically and from financial aid. This hit me really hard and was a real wake up call, I decided to continue my education at a community college aiming for computer science, after 1 year I have a 3.5 GPA, I applied re-admission to my old school and was re-admitted but however might fact the fact I might not get financial aid if the appeal fails.

If the appeal fails I plan on doing other year at the community college and transfer to a UC/CSU to finish my degree in computer science. If I can keep my grade up above a 3.5 gpa how good are my chances of being admitted in to a UC/CSU? Thanks for any help.
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<p>If anyone has any idea about financial aid appeal please read this and give me any advice you can. Thank you.
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<p>There are CSUs with no campus impaction or major impaction for CS (e.g. CSUB, CSUDH, CSUEB) that will admit you as a transfer with a 2.0 college GPA. But most CSUs have some campus or major impaction, so they may have higher threshold GPAs.</p>

<p>UCs review holistically, so they may give more consideration to having made an academic turnaround, though they are generally more selective than CSUs.</p>

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<p>But if I manage to maintain a high gpa, 3.5+ in my 2 year in community than my chances are good for transfer?</p>