My transfer GPA currently stands at 3.6, which will be a 3.7 by fall. What are my chances of getting into Cal or UCLA?Answered
I am in the TAG program for CCC and plan to transfer in the fall of 2023. That said, I think that should help me out, at least for the middle tier schools like UCSB (the one I plan to tag), UCI, UCSD etc. I am also considering USC but that seems a little far-fetched.
I lack an extensive amount of EC’s but I am in a club at my CC, I work a part-time job and have some volunteer work. I’m also going to begin an internship w/ Raul Ruiz…
Let me know any feedback is appreciated on how I can strengthen my chances! :)
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Hi @damiangaribay
Thanks for your question.
I read the TAG pdf requirements for UCSB and it seems like you are on track. I didn't read anything about fulfilling ECs so I'm 100% sure this is not applying from high school.
https://admissions.sa.ucsb.edu/sites/default/files/2022-07/TAGFall2023_0.pdf
I think you have a very good chance to transfer to UCLA or UCB but I'm not sure your community college is in the UCLA or UCB tag program. So I would research those separately.
Here are the UCLA TAP program details.
https://admission.ucla.edu/apply/transfer/ucla-transfer-alliance-program
Here are the UCB TAP program details.
Good luck with with this process and hope you get into your target schools.
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Thank you for the insight @CameronBameron! I am really hoping I get into either or both, but I’ve heard it’s unpredictable in recent years... But this makes me feel better going forward.