what are the colleges have high transfer rate to UCLA?
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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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First of all, all transfer students are lower division. Most, if not all, schools require that all of you upper division coursework be taken at their campus. There are junior transfers, however that title merely means that a student has fufilled enough units to attain junior standing, very very rarely does that mean a student has fufilled upper division major requirements.\n\nAs far as transferring after you get your AA, you still need to apply to UCLA or CSULA the fall prior to when you'd plan on attending. So if you're going to get your AA in summer 07, you'd need to apply by November 06. If you don't apply before you get your AA, you will be out of college for a while as most schools do not accept midyear transfers.\n\nIf your hopes are to go to UCLA I'd highly recommend getting into a transfer program. So many transfer students apply to UCLA each year from a guaranteed transfer program, that UCLA simply doesn't have any room for students who don't come from those programs, and they end up getting turned down. CSULA on the other and is much less impacted and you could easily be accepted with little more than good grades.\n\nWhen you do decide to apply as a transfer student, since you have been in college at least a year, your high school grades and standardized test scores will not be considered. Only your college grades and whatever else the application requires (essay, extracirriculars, etc), will be on the application.\n\nLastly, Don't worry about getting your AA, if you plan on getting a BA from a university. Employers will only look at your highest degree (of the same field of study) andwhere you earned it . So if you get accepted to UCLA or CSULA for fall 07, but you haven't finished up your AA by summer 07, don't worry about it. An AA is a lesser degree and should not impeed your progress to a BA.\n\nGood luck.
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Berkely is the strongest on your list. UCLA is a good second choice, so apply to both. UC Davis should be your third choice. \n\nIf you don't go to Berkely for your undergrad, try them for your law degree. They have a fabulous, extremely well respected law school.
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Here is a link to their website, under academics:\n\nhttp://www.ucla.edu/academics.html\n\nYou may also want to search out the degree plans you might be looking at on google or other universities of your choice.  \n\nI hope this helps!
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A big college like USC, Ohio State, Michigan or something like that.
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Cal Poly - SLO has the best program. Pomona also has a good program.
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UCLA is better for MBA.
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UCLA has been running a pro-style football offense, not to different from USC, their friendly LA neighbor/rival. Common sets are I-back or shifted I-back. They also do use 3-receiver sets.
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Easy, UCLA...i don't know how many but they are definately the most...
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UC-Irvine?  Your grades are probably fine.  Do well on the SAT or ACT, write a good application and get good recommendations and you'll get in.\n\nTry for UCLA, though: way cooler school!
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Duke, UConn, Texas, UCLA
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Loyola Marymount in Los Angeles\n\nLos Angeles City College\n\nLaVerne University\n\nI am sure there are others.
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UCLA is supposed to have one of the best performing arts school.
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UCLA.  Everyone know them all over the world!
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Try http://www.assist.org Last I knew, the site could give you information about transferring to UC or CSU by major, and tell you which schools have transfer agreements, among other things. It's very useful!
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As a CA native, born and raised......all are good schools that you mentioned. USC is great, but the location it is in can be described as " Ghetto " and it's in a really bad part of the Los Angeles Community. Although that has nothing to do with the school itself. \n\nBerkley is great and would be a good choice! UCSB is good, I had some friends that went there but it isnt better than Berkley or USC.
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Yes, but you have to check with the college you're transferring to about the specifics. Sometimes you can get full credit, sometimes only part credit, etc. Depends on their policy.