<p>I'm looking to transfer to a UC campus for fall 2012, probably Santa Barbara, San Diego, or Irvine. By the end of this year I'll have all my required pre-reqs done, I'll have completed my IGETC, and I'll have about 66 units completed. However, I'm still in an interesting situation.</p>
<p>I took seven AP classes in high school, and passed all seven tests which earned me a total of 30 units of transferable credit. It also fulfilled a bunch of my IGETC requirements; basically, if I finished my IGETC, I could be in and out of community college within one year and that's what I'm doing right now.</p>
<p>However, because this is only my first semester in community college, I don't have any grades with which to apply. So, no GPA to put down. I have A's in all my classes so far and we're three months in, but what am I supposed to tell the schools? Do I put projected grades for the fall term? do I just put "in progress" and "planned" for every course I list, and then if I don't meet the requirements later they rescind me?</p>
<p>Obviously I'm in the same situation with every school, so any help would be greatly appreciated.</p>
<p>For Fall 2011 classes just put down IP (In progress). Also put down what you plan to take for winter 2012 and spring 2012 and put PL (Planned)</p>
<p>passed all seven AP Test? wow, that’s a great accomplishment, I only passed three and barley at that. Just curious, if you passed 7 AP test you must have been a good student HS, guessing at least 3.5+ GPA and 1800+ SAT score… so why did you choose a JC? I know I did because I was rejected from UCLA, UCB, and UCSD my top three…</p>
<p>You will update your application in december with your final grades for fall 2011. Those grades will create the GPA that the schools you apply to will see. </p>
<p>aka don’t mess up this quarter</p>
<p>I’m in the same situation as you. I passed 7 AP exams (most with the score of 4 and above, only one had a 3, but it was still acceptable). I do have a GPA though since I took a few classes in the summer. </p>
<p>The UCs will look at your fall grades, so don’t worry. They’ll judge you based on your fall grades and then decide whether they want you or not. :)</p>
<p>Its funny, I also passed 7 AP tests with only one 3 and no fails</p>
<p>Thanks for the replies everyone. I emailed admissions and I’m waiting for them to get back to me but you all sound right :)</p>
<p>@UCHopeful12 I was a pretty good student, about a 3.6 GPA and a 2100 SAT. I got decent grades my senior year but I was lazy and had no desire to do anything, so at the end of the year I talked things over with my parents and decided I wanted to take a year at a JC to build up I guess what you would call a “scholastic maturity” so I wouldn’t spend $30,000 dollars at a UC and drop out or get awful grades my first year. Plus it saved my family a bunch of money and since my younger brother is only two years away from college, that was a smart move.</p>
<p>Also, as for my AP scores, I got a 3 on Stats; 4s on Psych, Bio, and Senior English; and 5s on Art History, World History, and Junior English.</p>