<p>I have a question about transfering to a UC like maybe UC Davis. Im currently in a 4 years state college but i want to transfer to UC Davis in my Jr. year. what are the chances of me getting in? i know they always let community college people in first. but what are the chances for 4 years people from state college? has anyone done this or know anyone that have? please let me know. thank you for your help</p>
<p>no one knows? this is really bothering me now i hope someone can help please. like from a 4yrs school to UC DAVIS. and major would be Managerial Econ (Business) they just call it that at Davis i think. HELP ME with some ideas thank u in advance</p>
<p>I'm not an expert on this, but it's my understanding that most UCs are looking primarily for junior-year transfers (apply sophomore year, enter junior year). While preference is given to those in California community colleges, Cal states and other UCs, those in a regular 4-year program that meet the same criteria are also eligible and usually accepted subject to space limitations.</p>
<p>Here's a site with some info on transfer student statistics relative to the UCs </p>
<p>According to what I see here, there were 16,000 transfer applicants accepted to the UCs in a recent year, and 10,400 of these were from California community colleges, California State Universities or from one UC to another--so I guess that means there were about 5,600 accepted from other schools (out-of-state community colleges, and 4-year schools inside and outside of California).</p>
<p>Good luck to you in your transfer application.</p>