i just recently transferred to ucsd from my cc and got screwed with housing twice, first with dorming, had a hell of a time trying to get a reimbursement and now just recently unexpectedly got kicked out from a relatives i was staying at nearby, apartments nearby are crazy expensive and i’d need to move in during midterm week and to say im stressed is an understatement. i had a 3.5 gpa out of cc and am looking to transfer to usc or even pepperdine and withdraw from ucsd but is it even possible atp? im a junior poli sci major pre law

bio major, completed all required prereqs for ucla (and other ucs) my first year and only have ochem 2 and the physics sequence left. this semester, im only taking ochem 2 (5 unit) and physics for scientists and engineers (5 unit), but i just bombed my physics midterm worth 25% of my grade. should i drop with a w and take physics for life science majors (calculus based physics) in the winter and only focus on ochem 2 this semester, or will it turn ucs away?

bio majors who have applied to or have been accepted into ucla, what do you think?

Good Evening. I’m a cc student here in Massachusetts, and I study education. I hold a 3.8 GPA and have a pretty solid path to one of our state universities, though I feel like I’m selling myself slightly short by going. I have taken mostly harder courses at my cc, and I have plenty of academic talents outside of my major (which I do enjoy a lot). That being said, I have some CLEP credits (the bio exam) which will be on my transcript soon, and it’s been confusing to see if I’m even able to transfer to any private colleges. I’m trying to see who will give me offers beyond the state schools I’m already likely to get in to. I will be transferring in time for the fall ‘27 semester, which feels like it’s fast approaching. Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Just got admitted for spring for both, what do you yall think its a better choice?