<p>some transfer fellows research at uci ?</p>
<p>iono, i do research at uci, but not like a fellowship or anything.</p>
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"junior-level transfer student with a competitive GPA (3.0 or above)"
Most everyone.
Still, I'm wary of what they mean by "fast-track" and "finish in two." I think they want transfers to get in and get the hell out as fast as possible. I for one intend on staying 3 years.
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<p>i didnt get this notice?</p>
<p>don't worry I think everyone who apply get it. it has nothing to do with admission</p>
<p>That's strange... anybody else out there get an email from UCI?</p>
<p>Samus: I didn't apply to UCLA because, honestly, I don't want to live in LA. It's a nice place to visit, and I have many friends there, but I go crazy after a few days there. Also, the last time I was there I couldn't breathe from all of the smog. :-/</p>
<p>Yea samus, I got the fellowship e-mail as well.</p>
<p>I got the email too.</p>
<p>you guys should reactivate this thread...we had fun last year w/ ours..I think we had like 9,000 posts</p>
<p>My macroeconomics class this spring, which is really for fulfilling a major pre-req for SDSU in case I'm not accepted to Cal, and no, I'm not an econ major, is offered as credit/no credit at my CC. If I change it to cr/no-cr grading, will that affect anything in regards to transferring to Cal? I heard that CSU looks at cr/no-cr classes as "C" grades for computing GPA, but how does UC consider them?</p>
<p>CR/NC will have no impact on your GPA for the UC system. Just do not take CR/NC courses for major prerequisites and try to avoid taking 5 or more credit/no credit courses.</p>
<p>Anyone know if taking CR/NC courses for pre-reqs is not allowed? For most classes I would see why but what about courses like Intro to C++ or C for non-computer science majors (i.e math or geology majors)?</p>
<p>Most UC's dont allow ANY major prereqs to be taken CR/NC, but check the college catalog to be sure.</p>
<p>really? ok, i was about to make a big mistake but i guess ill check the catalog first.thanks awesomo.</p>
<p>Got an A for my Winter term class, and went ahead and re-updated my application. Actually, I'm just glad to be done with it; composition is like pulling teeth for me. Anybody else getting a grade they want?</p>
<p>Edit: Come to think of it, I just got a wisdom tooth out last week, and if it was between that and writing a five page analysis of some short story, I'd go with another tooth. Actually, it came out surprisingly easily, not the typical experience I guess.</p>
<p>yah.. i got an A on my cultural anthro class for winter term... i updated 1week ago..</p>
<p>4.0 last semester, making my 3rd consecutive 4.0. Now, to deflate my GPA if I'm accepted to UCB.</p>
<p>Congrats. (;</p>
<p>@Ektaylor,
I've decided to maintain my 4.0. (;</p>
<p>i thought CCC grades dont get transferred. ?</p>
<p>They don't, but they still count in the eyes of graduate/professional schools</p>
<p>You might encounter an odd application that will only require your UC GPA, but for the most part the only thing your "fresh start" buys is a clean slate for achieving honors on graduation.</p>
<p>Oh, and just to clarify, I don't have a 4.0; that's just with recent coursework.</p>
<p>Had a professor here tell me that Berkeley has a challenging math program. Challenge is good. (;</p>