Will Ill be admitted to UCLA and UC Berkeley with the following?
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It's really hard to say nowadays, they seemingly accept people on a whim sometimes.  I guess it depends on what your intended major is as well.\n\nBut just from what you have written, I would say you definitely have a chance.  I think your best bet would be to write really good personal statements, and maybe try to improve your SAT scores a little bit in December (is it too late?).\n\nGood luck.  =)
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Harvard, Yale, Stanford, UC Berkley, or UCLA
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Do you mean the University of California at Berkeley? Get good grades in high school, and get the admissions application from the Berkeley website.
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Okay, thanks for sharing. UC applications are unimpressed by academics nowadays. They get too many kids with 5 AP classes passed with all 5's and 4.5 GPA. They want people who worked with homeless people or wasted their time with some other non-profit. Good luck getting into Berkeley, LA, SD, Davis, or SB. They overimpacted those this year and will take a lot less students.
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Get accepted at Harvard.
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Hello, \nI am currently a tranfer student at USC.  I am a music industry major? will you being coming in as a freshman or transfer?  If you are a freshman, they are real picky.  You need to have a real good SAT score, somewhere in the 1350's or higher.  Each school has different requirements and some are harder to get into then others.  I transfered in from a school in upstate NY.  I transfered with a 3.5.  I handed all my stuff in late and they told me they would not look at it until fall 07, but they did look at it, and called me for an interview.  I am here now.  It's a good school, horrible location, and a shit load of money.  So if you need more specific answers let me know.  colakogl@usc.edu that is my email get me there,\n\nTalk to you soon,\nLucin
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I personally don't know but life the previous individual mention it is much harder to get to UCLA than to Riverside (but do your damnest to get to UCLA remember pursuit your dream).  Also, check California colleges and university that can help your criteria out.  Also, are you from California and if not then it may cost you more if you don't live in Cali (but you know that already).  Great website is Dogpile which is a megasite.  Hope this helps you out and aloha.
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No.\nFor entrance requirements look here:
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Not in any order.\n\nThe UC's (Berkeley, Davis, LA, SB, etc...)\nStanford\nCalTech\nCSU's (Cal Poly SLO, Chico, Sacramento, San Diego)\nUniversity of Pacific\nHarvey Mudd\n\nIf you have the brains (big brains) then you pick CalTech, Harvey Mudd\n\nFor a great education pick UC Davis, Cal Poly SLO, CSU Chico, University of Pacific\n\nGrad School; UCB, Stanford\n\nThe other ones on the list probably are just as good, it depends on you and how much effort you put in.\n\nGo online and check out http://www.abet.org and see which schools are ABET accredited in CE
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It depends on what university you want to enroll. The requirements vary, it is a good idea to check the websites of the universities you are considering. Goodluck :)
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The UCs keep that information pretty well hidden, for good reasons.  UCLA has two programs with community colleges in the Los Angeles region to recruit and assist junior transfers.  My recommendation would be to find a community college you like that is part of the two programs and worm your way to the hearts of the admissions staff there.  Having an admissions person helping you every step of the way is as close of a guarantee as you will get to get admitted to UCLA.
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Well, I went into the University of California system, and I got accepted to UC Davis in aeronautical engineering.  I had around a 3.5 GPA.  I also got accepted to UC Santa Cruz and UC Riverside in computer science.\n\nIt's easier to get into a good school by going into a less popular major.  You can try to transfer out of that major later if you really don't like it, but no guarantees.  Computer science was a very popular major when I applied 5 years ago, and aeronautical engineering was not very popular.  I applied to UCLA, UC San Diego, UC Berkeley, but they didn't accept me for computer science.\n\nIt really depends on which major you choose and your grades.  3.0 is probably not good enough to get into a really good schools like MIT, the Ivy League, etc. regardless which major you choose.  \n\nCheck the average GPA that the college accepts.  Kids who get accepted to UCLA have near a 4.0.  UC Merced will take almost anyone since they are the newest school in the UC system.
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Well, most requirements are standard, they typically vary in GPA and SAT or ACT scores\nhttp://students.berkeley.edu/admissions/freshmen.asp
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http://www.ucla.edu/audience/future.html
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what?? are you asking what will transfer?? you need to talk to the advisor of the school you plan to attend.  they will compare and let you know what they accept...
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It depends on what you want to study:\n\nHi-tech or scientific studies:  Cal Tech\nFilmmaking:  USC\nLiberal Arts:  UCLA or Stanford\nLeft-Wing Liberal Arts:  Berkeley
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I believe UC no longer considers Affirmative Action for enrollment. If you are denied admission to UCLA but you have above average GPA and test scores- as compared to their incoming freshman class- then I would consider appealing.