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Understanding De Anza College's UC transfer rate

Does anyone know what the UC transfer rate is like for De Anza students? I'm trying to gauge my chances of getting into a UC school and would love some feedback.

11 months ago

The exact transfer rates can fluctuate from year to year, but generally speaking, De Anza College has a solid track record when it comes to transferring students into the University of California system. As per some past data, De Anza has been consistently ranked as one of the colleges from where most students transition to UCs.

Remember, the chances of transferring can significantly depend on a range of factors. These include your independent academic performance, the competitiveness of the UC campus (and major) to which you're applying and the preparation you've done for your chosen major.

Often, community college students with good GPAs and required coursework completed have strong chances to transfer to UC campuses. In addition, being part of programs such as Honors and TAP (Transfer Alliance Program) can boost transfer acceptance rates, as they offer priority consideration for certain UC campuses.

Please note that while transfer rates can provide a helpful general guide, they should not be considered a determinant of your chances. It's essential to make the most of your time at De Anza, excel academically, engage with professors, and take advantage of the support and resources available to you. This will aid you in presenting a strong transfer application.

11 months ago

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