Major: Computer Science
UC GPA: 2.97
Pre-reqs: Will be done by end of spring
IGETC: Will not be able to finish
EC: Worked on a project involving arduino to provide solar power safely with a charging monitoring device.
Schools applied: All the UC’s, SJSU, Cal Poly SLO, Cal Poly Pomona, CSU LB
TAG: None
Probably won’t get in but never hurts to try 
why is thread so dead
@IndianCSguy don’t you need above a 3.0 GPA to be considered for UC admissions? At least for in-state. OOS would be 3.4.
“Complete 60 semester (90 quarter) units of transferable college credit with a GPA of at least 2.4 (2.8 for nonresidents). No more than 14 semester (21 quarter) units may be taken Pass/Not Pass.”
Source:
http://admission.universityofcalifornia.edu/counselors/transfer/minimum-requirements/
Major: Economics
GPA: 3.14
IGETC: I just went off Assist and about three counselors said that was fine soo…
Essays: Honestly idk. I’d give myself 8/10
Schools applied: ucsd, ucsc, ucr, ucd, sjsu, cpp, csuf, csuci, and csusb
Accepted: so far only sjsu and csuci
Same. Accepted to sfsu.
Hoping on ucsc 
Congrats! UCSC is my top choice (well it’s the UC that I have a semi-chance at haha)
lol don’t worry i checked the transfer stats on the website and you have a decent chance.
https://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/infocenter/transfers-major
Econ majors were enrolled with a gpa of 2.86-3.46.
Haven’t seen an official thread (correct me if i am wrong) so i thought i’d make one.
GPA: 3.347 (After TAU)
Pre reqs: done by spring and a recommended course done too.
Major:CS
EC: part time work and a few clubs.
Personal insight: i think i wrote decent p.I’s since i had overcame difficulties.
Post yours down below and good Luck
Major: Economics
GPA:3.42
Pre Reqs: done by spring
personal insight: I would say decent
ec:mostly high school volunteering stuff. and summer job
Im pretty scared guys lol. All I ask to get into ucsb or ucsc. Not too much to ask right?
also will finish igetc by this quarter (winter)
@Fallen1000x check the link i posted . You have a pretty good chance at ucsc!
yeah I saw it bro. Pretty excited haha
Yes I saw it bro. Im pretty excited lol
In-State CC Fall 2017 Transfer
Major: Anthropology
UC GPA: 3.94 (after TAU)
Major GPA: 4.0
IGETC: Done.
Major Prep: Done.
Tap: Certified.
Tag: UC Davis (Approved)
Units Completed: 54, completed. 73, after spring semester.
ECs:
- Voluteered at a church for over 5 years, but 1 year not including my high school years - 10hrs a week, 42 weeks per year.
- Volunteer note-taker for my CC’s DSPS - 3hrs a week, 24 weeks per year.
- Volunteered at Totally Kids Rehabilitation Hospital for 5 months - 4hrs a week, 23 weeks per year.
- Worked full time as a manager/cashier 63hrs in the Summer and 30 - 40hrs during the school year since December 2015, still work there now.
- Honors Enrichment Program at my CC.
- Choir Director at the church I volunteer at, 2.5hrs a week, 42 weeks per year.
- Volleyball, haven’t calculated the hours for that quite yet.
Awards: - President’s Honor Roll.
- Youth Leadership Award from the church I volunteer at.
Target Schools: UCLA, UC Berkeley, UCSD, UCSB, UC Davis, UC Riverside, UCSC.
CCC Transfer (2nd Year)
Major: Human Biology (B.S.)
UC GPA: 3.63
Major Admit GPA Range: Not quite sure/no information found; assist.org says 2.3 or better
IGETC: Complete (Summer 2016)
Major Pre-Reqs: Required- all complete; Recommended- few missing (3)
Extracurriculars: Over 200hr. of hospital volunteer service, tutor high school students in English and Math weekly, paid babysitting job, intern experience in the medical field, and medical research experience (brief)
TAG: UCSB (Pending)
Applied: UCSB, UCD, UCSD, UCLA, UCI, UCSC
2 more weeks guys! 
is ucsc the earliest one to release decisions? I saw last year’s thread that went all the way to may
@Fallen1000x On the UCSC portal it says beginning March 15 for Freshman and March 17 for Transfers. From the people that I know that applied last year, most of them heard on March 18 (always third Friday in March). So we should be hearing next week hopefully! And yes, as far as the other UC’s are concerned, UCSC tends to always be the first one to notify students.
Oh, I see. That’s pretty nice of them.