<p>I am a community college transfer and have a 2.94 GPA (UC) and a 2.95 GPA (non-uc) as of this semester. I had a tag agreement, but as you can see I have not fulfilled the requirements as my GPA is off by (.05-.06). I am a Biochemistry major (not impacted). My question is where will I get accepted out of all the schools I have applied to?</p>
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<li>Did a year of O Chem, Biology, and Calculus</li>
<li>Worked part-time for most of the time during college</li>
<li>Volunteered 100+ hours at a hospital (still do at 4 hrs/per week)</li>
<li>Received a scholarship in high school (for most improved GPA)</li>
<li>had a very good personal statement (not that they even read it anyways)</li>
<li>My GPA in my CC has a upward trend especially this semester (Fall 2010)</li>
<li>Will have IGETC completed by next semester</li>
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<p>I have applied to UCSD, UCI, UCD, UCR, UCSC, and UCSB
I also applied to SDSU, CSULB, POLY SLO, POLY POMONA</p>
<p>Please tell me all the schools you think I could get in from the ones I applied thank you</p>
<p>I will be honest with you. UCSD, UCI, UCD, Cal Poly SLO = essentially no chance.
UCSB, UCSC, SDSU, CSULB = low chance of acceptance.
Cal Poly Pomona = 50/50 chance.
UCR = better than average chance of acceptance.</p>
<p>If that’s your GPA going into the Spring semester, the only schools you’ll most likely get into are UCR and UCSC.</p>
<p>If biochemistry is not impacted at the CSU’s, you have a 50/50 chance of getting into SDSu, CSULB, and maybe even Pomona. This chance might even be too generous.</p>
<p>With a GPA that weak you won’t get into SLO, UCI, UCSD, UCSB, or UCD (they have a strict >3.0 GPA acceptance - unless you’re a special admission applicant).</p>
<p>Hello, I would like to thank you all for your honesty and yes this is my gpa after fall semester. I messed up pretty bad in the beginning of college, but I worked really hard at the end to bring it up. I got 3 A’s and a C this fall semester (18 units) . Anyways once again I appreciate your opinions ty.</p>
<p>And @bjt: no I will not be willing to do another year at CC. I know if I do so I could increase my GPA but I need to move ahead and just obtain my undergrad. I prefer a UC because they have more prestige than any cal state. I plan to work hard when I transfer and increase my gpa to a 3.4 at least.</p>
<p>What pains me was the 3% off from getting a B instead of a C, which would have made my gpa above a 3</p>
<p>I’m on the same boat as you are and I’m just wondering what would everyone would have done. Let just hope for the best for both of us. Good luck :)</p>
<p>The thing is I have been diagnosed with ADD at Summer 2010 and have been taking medicine for it. With this medicine I obained a 3.45 gpa at Fall 2010 and a 3.2 Summer 2010, these gpa’s being my highest (sadly). Would this be a good reason to say why my GPA was lacking or a bad reason.</p>
<p>We might be in a slight dilemma, but I remind myself this is only undergrad and we have an opportunity to still recover our gpa’s once we transfer.</p>
<p>Hey, I was in your shoes. Got into college at 18 & royally messed up. Re-entered at 22, worked hard, maintained a 3.65 - but still had that tainted background so it brought my overall GPA to a 2.88. I got accepted to SDSU for spring semester & am starting my classes on Wednesday. Keep trying. Work hard. Stay in CC another year if need be & raise your GPA. Check into academic forgiveness.</p>