Does anybody know how this system works Say, you put undeclared/social sciences on the app but later you change your mind to undeclared/fine arts (i’m actually deciding between those two for davis) I am really confused what i am suppose to verify if i get such message from uc
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Its been like 2 years since i graduated my highschool and some of my volunteering activities even date back to 2017 or 2018
She needs to choose an additional senior year elective and can basically choose between an honors class she’s not particularly interested in and a nonhonors class that she is
Depending on her choice, she will have either 9 or 10 total ap/honors Uc just published the admitted student counts today See link below the table I’ve summarized the acceptance rates for admissions since the ucop student data website doesn’t do the calc
The ucs are rigorous and fast paced (most are quarter sys) It is difficult for a transfer student to jump in junior year and compete for top grades against students who have been in that rigorous, fast paced system for two years. Here is how it happens For typical cs/engineering kids in bay area competitive public high school, they only want to go to top ucs and csus
Cal, ucla, ucsd, uci, ucd, ucsb, cpslo, sdsu
On paper, 8 schools is a good number to apply for college You are already paying about $650 for application after all. My daughter took sat once, we’re waiting for the second result which will come soon She said it was easier than previous but looking at her practice record, i want to be hopeful but the reality says she’ll be lucky to get 1400
I’m just so confused if we should submit scores or do without The score before was 1310, 710 math 600rw Am i wrong to think this score is not good enough to. Discussion on whether uc schools like ucla or berkeley verify extracurricular activities, programs, and awards listed in applications.
It’s just so tough seeing so many students with perfect grades in 15 ap classes, leadership in sports and multiple clubs, did research or participated in stem competitions, and more who get denied from almost every uc
The ucs are meant to be accessible and not exclusionary for californians, so what do they want? <p>hello, i’m just wondering how flexible it is to change majors @ ucs as listed from your app
