UCLA biz econ/ UCB econ chance/USC marshall question/chance

Transfer Students
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<p>UCLA biz econ/ UCB econ chance/USC marshall question
I am a California resident but attend a private 2-year school in Massachusetts.
My concern is that I have not taken straight calculus in college.</p>

<p>1st semester:</p>

<p>English Composition - A
Quantitative Analysis ( I guess it transfers as business calc)- A
First Year Seminar - A
Intro to Business- A
Financial Accounting- A</p>

<p>2nd semester:</p>

<p>English Composition and Literature- A
Statistics- A
Macroecon- A
Financial Accounting II- A
Visual Art- A</p>

<p>Sophomore year:</p>

<p>1st semester:</p>

<p>I expect A 's in all these classes.( Easiest semester in college)</p>

<p>English: Social Issues in Literature
Psychology
Marketing
Business Law
Microecon</p>

<p>2nd Semester: (Planned for IGETC)</p>

<p>Biology
Geography
Public Speaking
History
Computer Science</p>

<p>Overall I expect a GPA of 4.0 or very close to it but I am concerned about not having calculus. Do i have any chance of getting into these schools without it?</p>

<p>P.S- I have decent EC's and work experience, essays should be decent</p>

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<p>Post this in the UC sub forum, if you haven't already. I think that the UC schools (in varying degrees) are fairly strict about their prereqs for junior transfers, but don't quote me.</p>

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<p>You have a better chance at USC than the other UCs because UCLA/UCB give top priorities to transfer students from CC.</p>

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<p>thats actually a myth. ive called the UC admissions office twice to clarify this and they state that if you are a california resident, you will get put in to the same pool as the california community college students.</p>

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<p>Thanks for the clarification but here is what I found on the UCLA website
UCLA</a> Undergraduate Admissions and Relations with Schools: Transfer Admission</p>

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We give highest priority to students who are transferring from
California community colleges <../adm_tr.htm> or other University of
California campuses.

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