<p>I have been admitted to UC Merced .. it is the only uc i applied to and now i want to go to a better UC but it is only possible if i waste 6 months or transfer . so i want to know if transfers to other good schools are easy to do if i keep a good GPA or not.</p>
<p>Merced is suppose to be your safety school, you should be able to transfer though if you keep a good GPA. Depending where you go a 3.5 should suffice for most schools. Depending on major, you may need a 3.8 or 3.9 for UCLA or Cal.</p>
<p>Did you get addmitted as a transfer or freshman to Merced?</p>
<p>If you are a transfer i would suggest waiting the 6 months and reapplying to other UCs.</p>
<p>Why would Merced be the only school you apply to?@!!! I hear this all the time, people not thinking they could get in…always always apply to the top schools even if you dont think you have a chance because sometimes they surprise you.</p>
<p>^ What he said…and also if you applied to other school your personal statement or ec might change other UC’s view on you…what a waste -_-</p>
<p>Wow you only applied to merced, you could have gotten into riverside and that’s not the greatest school either. Your parents are dissappointed in you, bheta.</p>
<p>haha, he called you bheta ^^</p>
<p>well he IS indian, as well as I and many others on this forum :p</p>
<p>I applied to UC merced , SDSU, Cal state la , n SJSU n got into all of them . The choice of colleges was so because I was late for applying to all the colleges , as I got my immigration in january and thts wen i got to know that i had 2 apply for college in the states. on top of that my boards were just 2 months away , thts why i got late for application , so i took whaftever i could get at the time , and now i really want to go to a better school, some one even told me that community college would be a good option. I dont know about it , so if anyone could tell me more about it , tht would be nice</p>
<p>It is harder to transfer from UC to UC than it is to transfer out of a community college. So go to a community college…get a 4.0. Save 2 years of paying UC fees. Fight it out in community college and then transfer. If you get a 4.0 your entire time at CC…you might even get the Regents Scholarship…which is very good. So just go to community college…forget merced.</p>