<p>If you transferred from a JC to a UC in Fall 2005, (completed work at this UC for Fall 05, Winter 06 and Spring 06) and <em>are curious</em> about transfering to another UC for Fall 2006, can it be done, and how so?</p>
<p>Please give a little more than just the basics on this, thanks....</p>
<p>does anyone know?</p>
<p>isnt this a little late?</p>
<p>i said if youre curious first of all. and ive heard it has been done by many people.</p>
<p>no clue... i honestly haven't heard of anyone that has done that. You would have to take a gap year, i would assume unless you apply right after you transfer. Also, i heard that transferring twice is generally frowned upon. it is best that you do your best at a JC, stick it out for 2 years and go to the place you intend on going.</p>
<p>It is almost impossible to transfer from a UC to another UC. This is due to the school's thinking of why would a student want to transfer to a university when he/she is already attending a university. With that said rememeber that California CC students get first priority, then CSU transfer students and then UC to UC transfer students. (This is actually written somewhere)</p>
<p>umm... i don't think CSU students get priority over UC students... and its not impossible, just very hard =).</p>
<p>...because very few people actually do that...</p>
<p>in fact, i've never personally heard of or talked to anybody doing or did intercampus....</p>
<p>guys guys guys, can you guys cheer me up a lil bit? im doing intercampus transfer.</p>
<p>didnt mean to depress u, but i was just saying that all the negativity could be due to imagination.................well at least the transfer admit rates dont differ much between intercamp and CCC.</p>
<p>completely not true. I know 4 people that have done. One was a Biochem major from sd to la w/ a 3.2. Another one was a neuroscience major from sd to la as well.</p>
<p>I think it can totally be done. One person did it after just one year w/ AP credits.</p>
<p>heres something funny albeit completely OT......</p>
<p>all intercampus transfers unite! we get no love lol... i think that a lot of people, counselors especially, say its "almost impossible" because they want to discourage you from transferring, well i say SCREW THEM. Anyways, i have talked to a few intercampus transfers from last year and they've all survived. I know 3 people that have done the intercampus transfer process personally, so, obviously its not impossible. Anyways, good luck to everyone, especially you fellow intercampusers. I hope we all get what we want.</p>
<p>amen to that</p>
<p>nobody answered how the process is done though.</p>
<p>considering my situation, i transfered from a junior college to a university, and i was perhaps (this is totally uncertain) wanting to transfer to another university.</p>
<p>so does anyone know how this would work? ill just go speak with an academic counselor.</p>
<p>hobofromdowntown: umm yes i think CSU does get priority over UC transfer students =) It is WRITTEN in our CC site</p>
<p>CC site? can you link me? its not that i don't believe, i just never heard of that before. I thought it went CCC then all other institutions. Oh well, we intercampus really do get shafted.</p>