UC TAG Question! Please help! :(

<p>Hello! I just submitted my UC TAG application and I got some questions here..
Um, first of all, when listing all of my courseworks I couldn't find 2 courses
so I had to manually put them in, but the two courses I manually put were NOT
UC-Transferable courses and it only brought my GPA down on the application.
Would UCs know that they are NON-UC TRANSFERABLE COURSES and correct my GPA? :(
I know that Non UC Transferable courses do not affect my UC GPA, but on the TAG
application, those two course brought my GPA down..</p>

<p>Does anyone know about this? I would GREATLY appreciate if somebody could respond!
Thank you so much for reading!</p>

<p>The GPA you saw calculated was preliminary. It will be reviewed and any manually-added courses will be calculated into that if they’re UC transferable.</p>

<p>im having the same problem… So, do i have to list it?</p>

<p>Yeah, you need to list it…</p>

<p>its gonna kill my GPA, but thanks for the information.</p>

<p>Yup. If you don’t list it, they’ll find it anyway when you submit your official transcripts next year, and then you’ll have your admission withdrawn.</p>

<p>Just wondering… but was this the same process or system that was used last year?</p>

<p>No. Last year there was no separate TAG app, you simply checked a “TAG” box on the regular UC app.</p>

<p>So, UCs will re-calculate my real GPA when reviewing my TAG application right? haha that’s good to hear…</p>

<p>Yeah, and they’ll also review any courses you manually added on your TAG app to see whether or not they’re UC transferable.</p>

<p>If it’s not considered a UC transferable class (you’d know from the catalog) then they probably won’t count it against you. Even that said, if you had a 4.0 and a 3.6 after getting 1 F, it probably WILL NOT affect your chances for any UC school. Then again, that signifies that you have very few units.</p>

<p>@wwlink: I already have completed 60 UC-transferable units by this fall :slight_smile: So I don’t think I have very few units…anyway thanks for the info.</p>