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How hard is it to transfer to Stanford from a community college?
Transferring to Stanford University is an incredibly competitive endeavor, but quite achievable. Stanford is one of the most competitive schools in the United States with a transfer acceptance rate ranging from 1\% to 4\% in previous years.
Can you get into Berkeley from a community college?
While the UC gives California community college applicants priority over other transfer applicants, we also accept applications from those applying from institutions outside of the California Community College system. UC Berkeley only accepts applications for the Fall term.
Which University of California has the highest acceptance rate?
UC rankings 2022
| UC Rankings | US News Ranking | Acceptance Rate |
|---|---|---|
| UCLA | 1 (20) | 10.8\% |
| UC Berkeley | 2 (22) | 14.5\% |
| UC Santa Barbara | 3 (28) | 29.2\% |
| UC San Diego | 4 (34) | 34.3\% |
Can you transfer from UCLA to Berkeley as a junior?
Generally, you can only transfer to Berkeley, UCLA or any UC as a junior, although there are rare exceptions that crop up year to year. To qualify as a junior you must have a minimum of 60 semester (90 quarter) UC-transferable units completed by the end of spring prior to your admittance to the UC.
What is the transfer limit for UC Berkeley?
If you reach the UC transfer maximums you might not get in. UC Berkeley has a transfer max limit of 90 units, whereas UCLA has a transfer max unit limit of 86.5. Here’s how it works: Keep in mind some of the units from other colleges may not be UC-transferable. These will not be factored into the total unit count.
What is the transfer limit for lower division courses at UCLA?
These are added on top of the total lower division courses. If you reach the UC transfer maximums you might not get in. UC Berkeley has a transfer max limit of 90 units, whereas UCLA has a transfer max unit limit of 86.5. Here’s how it works: Example 1:
Can you transfer to the University of California as a sophomore?
, studied at University of California, Berkeley. In a brief few words, you cannot transfer to a UC as a sophomore. Sure, there are a few extremely rare situations with some obscure-type major or other anomaly, but so rare as to essentially be non-existent. The UC policy is you can only transfer as a junior.