UCLA transfer to Hass

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<p>I am a coming freshman for UCLA. I have visited the sku before, and I love the environment so much. You are in LA..and what can you ask for!</p>

<p>However, i was a lil bit put off by the fact that UCLA does not offer any business program for udnergrads. </p>

<p>so I am thinking of studying two years and then transfer to Hass business school. But I am wondering how hard is that? would you recommend me to study bizecon in UCLA first? What courses can I gain a competitive edge if i want to apply to Hass?</p>

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<p>Transferring to Haas from UCLA will be messy and difficult. I recommend choosing a different university with a business program. I’m not even sure you can fulfill the Haas prereqs at UCLA. Definitely look into it. Business Econ is nothing like Business.</p>

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<p>Yes, Haas has very specific prerequisites…which may be better served in a community college.</p>

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<p>Do note that I am not recommending community college. I am currently attending a community college in a gap year for my master’s and the condition of California community colleges is horrible. The budgets cuts have had a significant impact on the colleges and many students are taking 4 years to transfer. You DON’T want to go to community college.</p>

<p>What I would recommend is choosing from your options. If there is a college you have been accepted to that also fulfills the Haas prereqs, I would be inclined to choose that with the hopes of transferring. Make sure you are happy with your choice because Haas is a complete crapshoot, anyways. Don’t invest too much effort for a Haas transfer because there is a big chance it may not happen.</p>

<p>The CSUs offer great business programs.</p>

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<p>i got into USC as well, but again the problem is that i did not get into Marshall, meaning i may need to transfer skus
but i would totally prefer UCLA over USC tho…</p>

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<p>I’ve been told that it’s hard to transfer from one UC to another so it’s probably not a great plan…However, if you’re willing to go in this different direction, UCLA does have a pretty good Business Econ major</p>