<p>Hey..
Alright, for transfer admissions criteria, does USC consider, say, EC's, campus political involvement, etc., any less than UCLA, or Berkeley?</p>
<p>I know this is really just one of those stupid questions with not enough details factored into the premise, but I just had a conversation with somebody about this here on campus, and he mentioned that you should pretty much be ok with grades only and a nicely carved out personal essay. But I know this is all relative to the dept, and all that.</p>
<p>So you better show some serious commitment for usc marshall business, as opposed to maybe a dept with many less applicants. </p>
<p>Well, dunno... I was basically set on transferring to Calstate L.A. Math in Spring '06... i mean for me, my GPA isn't anywhere near feasible for USC... and I don't think there's enough time to raise my GPA considerably enough for a good shot at USC anyway... so... well, I just don't know.</p>
<p>Been at CC for a while, it's basically time to move out... but I don't really have any realistic desires for grad. school, but sure, it'd be nice to graduate from the likes of USC, etc... </p>
<p>Anyway, I'm a Math major. </p>
<p>Look I know that looking at this is really a case-by-case thing, and one little detail might have a bearing on one case, and zero on the next....
also i'm mainly doing this to better myself, and not for direct career use.</p>
<p>I want to complete this academic stage. So you can see how much I think it's important, since I'm not just doing it for good entry level jobs, and the such. I am doing it for personal academic betterment, and the full scope of experience it offers.... and really the latter at any campus... it's obviously up to the student.</p>
<p>Alright.. this rambled on again... sorry gang... but thanks for the read.</p>