<p>I currently have a 3.43 and it might go up to a 3.5 following the fall semester. i have completed IGETC and will major in history. I have activities and community service hours and i work while attending classes at a california community college full time. I have also done particular well in the summer semesters and my grades have been going up each semester i have been in school. I also suffered a stroke at a young age and had a learning disability come up because of it. all of these thing i will put in my personal statement. I will be applying for Fall 2006 What are are my chances at admission by way of transfer into UCLA,UCSD,UCB,UCSC,UCSB.thanks to anyone who replys.</p>
<p>UCSC is the easiest to get into, then UCSB, then UCSD then UCLA and UCB. If you raise it to a 3.5 you have a chance at all of them. With a 3.43 I think you are good for UCSC and UCSB and kind of in there with UCSD but a reach for UCLA and UCB.</p>
<p>The admit rate at UCLA for history was 65% for Fall 2005. The average applicant GPA was 3.37 and the average admitted GPA was 3.53. It's considered an impacted major.</p>
<p>I don't think History is an impacted major at ucla but i could be wrong.65% doesn't sound that bad.Anyways i have applied to UCSC and UCSB for the winter and i almost sure i will get into both but i really want to go to UCLA so That is why i'm wondering if my records are strong enough.</p>
<p>It is starred on that website which refers to its status as impacted. Definitely work on raising it to a 3.5. I think you can do it.</p>