Will UCSD rescind my admission offer?

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Hello everyone,

I was admitted as a fall 2022 transfer to UCSD. During my final semester at CC, my psychiatrist dropped me as a patient (I was being treated for ADHD) and left me without my medication for almost 2 months. After that, I began to fall behind a lot (I also work full time) which caused me to drop a few of my planned courses. I ended up finishing with 58 units instead of 70. I know there is a 60 unit minimum to transfer, so as a precaution, I enrolled in a class to take over the summer, which will bring me to 61 units. Is UCSD likely to take away my offer? I tried emailing the admissions office explaining my situation, and all the said was “Please submit a final transcript for review.” It doesn’t really help at all and I am starting to freak out because I already have an apartment lease signed. Does anyone know anything about admissions offers being taken away because of this? Please help!

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From this link, 60 units by the end of Spring term, prior to Fall admission.
Transfer Student Application Requirements.
But I think it’s best to call the school.

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This! Call. The professors may not be there full time, but the support staff is there.

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As stated on the UC Transfer website, you need a minimum 60 semester units to maintain your provisional admission at any UC. Since you have extenuating circumstances regarding the # of units you will have completed, this will be a judgment call by UCSD admissions and only they can tell you what options you will have to keep your acceptance. Signing up for a summer course shows that you are being proactive which is a plus. Definitely Call admissions ASAP and explain your situation. Best of luck.

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