<p>Hello everyone! I unfortunately made the original mistake of choosing UCSB econ over SLO business 2 years ago Going to give it another try now! SLO is my top choice along with University of Washington.</p>
<p>So I just finished year 2 at UCSB, but due to medical problems i took a reduced load this year and had to drop out in spring. I am doing pre-economics/accounting. I enjoy accounting but really do not enjoy economics and would rather take courses more practical and applicable to a future job. I plan on taking a medical leave next year and taking classes at my local CC. Here are my stats and UCSB and my hopeful stats at CC.</p>
<p>UCSB: (67 quarter credits, 59 count toward GPA) 3.24 GPA…took 2 Calc, 1 stat, 1 Macroeconomics, 1 accounting, and 2 Microeconomic courses.</p>
<p>CC: 3.8-4.0 GPA (24-28 semester credits) plan on taking Business Law, Philosophy (Ethics), Public Speaking, Managerial Accounting, and other business courses.</p>
<p>I did the math and after straight A’s first semester I would have a 3.46 and after a second semester I would have a 3.57 (can you appeal and turn in spring grades?)</p>
<p>Last question, I have a couple withdrawals due to my medical problems. When I told SDSU about my situation they said there is NO way to tell them what is going on. I find this hard to believe, I know there isn’t a spot on the application but can’t you call or something? I ask this because I have had over a dozen surgeries (4 of which had recoveries times of over a month) since I graduated high school…I have had a much tougher path than most and I hope I could explain this somehow.</p>
<p>Thanks for reading all of this, any input would be greatly appreciated :)</p>