<p>We all know CCC get priority, but seeing this still makes me happy:</p>
<p>"We give highest priority to students transferring from California Community Colleges or other University of California campuses." -from the UCLA TAG </p>
<p>(I'm from UCSD).</p>
<p>Who said second was bad? It's practically first. :P</p>
<p>(I'm trying to convince myself I have a chance).</p>
<p>UCLA doesnt have a TAG, i think you mean TAP. </p>
<p>UC campuses dont get TAP; only community colleges. meaning, the priority still goes to TAP-certified CCC students, then regular CCCs, then UC’s. </p>
<p>sorry to burst your bubble.</p>
<p>No i mean TAG Transfer Admission Guide on ucla’s site. Sorry to burst your bubble.</p>
<p>oic, well in that case, good luck? if u want to go to UCLA so much, why dont u go to a cc instead of staying at UCSD?</p>
<p>because i’m graduating next year. but if i don’t get in it’s fine, i’ll grad in one more year at ucsd.</p>
<p>i just want better job prospects. originally ucsd was fine because i thought i was going to grad school, but it turns out i need work experience before i can get my masters for what i want to do.</p>
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are you applying as a senior level transfer?</p>
<p>no. but that’s where ap credits that don’t count toward your transfer grade level but count for graduation credits come in.</p>
<p>and community college classes done in high school.</p>
<p>28 units from ap and 12 from ccc. so 40 total. 5 short of a year.</p>