<p>Oh, I wasn't even going to apply to USC, until I noticed they had that major yesterday, which I would love to major in. I don't imagine I'd have much of a chance to get in coming from CC with a 3.68 gpa after fall hopefully, and not much ecs or anything.</p>
<p>feuerwerke and cheba63-I am applying for the Music Industry major too.</p>
<p>GPA: currently 3.0 hopefully 3.4 after this fall.
Units: 30 Completed, 15 in progress for fall, taking 15 for spring
Major: Music Industry
GE: Most Done
ECs: Internships at Atlantic Records, Universal Distribution, Sony BMG (Columbia Records), and Interscope Records (twice, current)
Current College: El Camino College and Los Angeles Harbor College</p>
<p>Its a long shot, but worth a try.</p>
<p>yey! el camino and harbor college ppl!</p>
<p>GPA: 3.97
Units: 40, will be 60+ by next summer
GE: will be done
Pre-Req: all except 3rd semester of foreign lang. will be done
EC: PTK, dean's list, nominated for essay contest, lots of travel
Work: promoted from washing to selling cars at Honda dealer, cook at country club, valet parking
Legacy: none, non-traditional student (24 yrs. old)
Applying to: college of letters arts and sciences
1st major: philosophy (pre-law)
2nd major: history
current school: community college in washington state</p>
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<li> I absolutely hate to be one of these kids who posts near-perfect stats and then asks for "chances", but....anyone? My only negatives really are poor h.s. grades/SAT's and I dropped out of college my first time around. Thanks.</li>
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<p>Since I have really only been following the IGETC, I probably won't have satisfied what USC asks for, correct? What do they ask for?</p>
<p>how hard is it to transfer into the school of medicine? i'm interested in majoring in their health and disease degree.</p>
<p>i need a help deciding my second major...
anyone know which one of these majors is the least competetive?
economics, political science, sociology,architecture, music industry, and public policy management and planning.</p>
<p>sociology all the way!</p>
<p>I'm thinking of transferring to SC next year too. Does anyone know if they want political science majors to do advanced calc? I don't think it's required but would it help admission chances?</p>
<p>"Since I have really only been following the IGETC, I probably won't have satisfied what USC asks for, correct? What do they ask for?"</p>
<p>Anyone?</p>
<p>Since my son doesn't like posting on here, but would like to know his chances, I'll put up his stats as a USC transfer candidate:</p>
<p>GPA: 3.48 overall (3.59 at Indiana, 28 units), (3.00 at Virginia, 6 units)--should be closer to 3.57 overall by time of application (January) since he expects to go about 3.75 this semester
Units: 34, will be 64 by next summer
GE: 60% will be done
Pre-Req: all plus the optional advanced statistics and both optional accounting courses (current GPA would be 3.66 without these tougher course having already been taken)
EC: Dean's list, all semesters; Member, Mitte business honors program; University Economics club (participating in Federal Reserve Challenge this year); Tennis club; Sailed while in high school and finished 8th in state (California); lots of travel--35 states and 15 countries
Work: 3 years working for a small financial consulting firm in the Silicon Valley during the summers
Legacy: None
Applying to: College of Business Administration (Marshall)
1st major: Business Administration (Strategic Consulting and pre-law)
2nd major: Economics
Current school: Indiana University at Bloomington; Finance major in Kelley Business school, Business Law and History minors
Other: California resident, SAT superscore: 1970 (630 CR, 700 Math, 640 W)--note: retook this after high school</p>
<p>cheba- your question is kind of vague...</p>
<p>cheba - it depends on what classes you've taken to satisfy IGETC. a lot of IGETC certified classes also satisfy USC's GE reqs. try checking USC's articulation page on their website to verify.</p>
<p>I'm a freshman at Emerson College and I just started my first semester. I was reading through the first couple pages and I'm kinda lost. </p>
<p>I'm a film major btw.</p>
<p>I'm not even sure I have a science or a math class. I got a waiver for math since my math SAT score was good enough.</p>
<p>So is this bad for the GE requirement?</p>
<p>USC's film program is the best of its kind and I really want to get in. </p>
<p>What are some things I should start doing now?</p>
<p><a href="http://tinyurl.com/292tyj%5B/url%5D">http://tinyurl.com/292tyj</a></p>
<p>So I have to complete I, II, III, V, the lower division writing course, diversity, and the language requirement?</p>
<p>cheba630-yes, also any additional requriements regarding your specific major. Also, some majors don't require a language requirement.</p>
<p>So I just completed the Part I application, but I have one question. I did not take the SAT's, would that look bad on my application? If it is, should I take the SAT's this year?
Also, did anyone get a response back after they submitted their application? Not the automated response.</p>
<p>Haha, well it looks like I won't be applying, I have practically none of that stuff completed :(</p>
<p>usc24- it seems like SAT/ACT scores and high school GPA dont matter if you have completed 30+units at CC. I went to this USC transfer session, and that's what the instructor said. I havent taken SAT like you havent, and i am not planning to take it unless if it is neccesary. I did confirm my information from two different sources(one from USC and the other from SMC counselor), so i believe the information i got is pretty reliable. But if you happen to hear different stuff, please inform me!</p>
<p>oh, forgot to post that you still need to complete requirements for eng and math.</p>
<p>for the part 1 app. if we are eligible for fa how do we state it.</p>