Currently at T2 in SoCal (San Diego). Top 10%. I have a $100k scholly. Looking to transfer to either UCLA or USC.
First, do you think I'll get in to either school?
Second, do you think it's worth it?
I want to stay in SoCal, but ideally in Los Angeles.
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Re: Transfer Advice
give it a shot. think you are selling yourself short by staying in S. CA
Give berkley a shot - and Stanford. If you want CA long term - look into what T-14 schools have best OCI stats for CA
I don't think its necessary to transfer with your large scholarship - but wouldn't hurt exploring. UCLA you should be a lock - but then your paying shit ton more even with in state
Give berkley a shot - and Stanford. If you want CA long term - look into what T-14 schools have best OCI stats for CA
I don't think its necessary to transfer with your large scholarship - but wouldn't hurt exploring. UCLA you should be a lock - but then your paying shit ton more even with in state
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Re: Transfer Advice
Agreed on all fronts.Headybrah wrote:give it a shot. think you are selling yourself short by staying in S. CA
Give berkley a shot - and Stanford. If you want CA long term - look into what T-14 schools have best OCI stats for CA
I don't think its necessary to transfer with your large scholarship - but wouldn't hurt exploring. UCLA you should be a lock - but then your paying shit ton more even with in state
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Re: Transfer Advice
Worth applying. Come back with acceptances and we can help you decide.
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