So i got in, in Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science with Computer Science, and im just wondering, how strict is the admission contract for anyone that knows?
ucla’s page says:
Maintain the grade point average and complete the courses and number of units as reported in your application and in any subsequent course updates. You must be in good standing at your last institution of attendance. Also, if you attended another UC campus in regular session prior to enrollment at UCLA, you must have been in good standing when you left that UC campus. Notify our office immediately of any withdrawals, incomplete grades, drop in academic performance, or other changes to your class schedule.
i applied with a 4.0, transfer updated with a 3.92, and now my last semester, i will be getting As and two Bs maybe, and worst scenario one C, overall in the worse situation, my gpa would remain a solid 3.72-3.86. my only worry is that C, its a major prep (i took two physics together) . should i be worried?
Engineering is definitely tougher. The Bs will be OK, and most likely the C, but it is engineering. Work at getting a B- at least. And it is major prep.
Oh im going to be working my butt off for it no doubt. also my college does have plus or minuses or its a B or a C. Im just really nervous about it, the worst is its going to be a C but it is my only C in my whole transcript. do you think they’re going to rescind it?
already contacted ucla as well asking about it.
I doubt you will get rescinded.
@lindyk8 Ahh thank you i needed some reassurance. Im going to call tomorrow anyways to verify, hopefully they’ll be understanding. I am taking 18 units for my last semester, that includes two physic classes simultaneously, along with linear algebra and a two computer classes. along with part time work !! lol thanks again
Dude I share ur feeling, I got in financial actuarial mathematics with a 3.94 apply GPA. Last quarter I got a C in my linear algebra class which is my major class. The wait is too painful=[
So any update from UCLA?
i got accepted to cal and they only require a 3.0, no brainier for me, good luck though @TWHS1994