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[quote=Anonymous]According to my DD’s school (in state) admission results for UCs, it was very difficult. Kids with 3.8-4.0 (not UC GPA, unweighted) only handful total got into UCLA, UCB, UCSD,UCSB. These kids were top kids with very strong EC and also got into some Ivies and other T25 schools. Can’t imagine how hard it’ll be for out-of- state. There’s some things you need to know about UC schools. Perhaps many state flagship shares same problem but class registration is a battle ground. Many kids who is majoring popular subjects end up change their major or delay graduation because they could not take desired classes on time. My friend told me UCLA requires freshman to sign up 10 back-up classes for each class they register. 10 back ups? I don’t know what kind of research opportunities there could be if you can’t even register for undergraduate classes. Research opportunities are mainly for graduate school students and PHDs. School reputations are great, but with huge class sizes and registration war, I don’t know if it’s worth out-of -state tuition. Better go to smaller private colleges if you want to really research as undergrad. Like Liberal Art Colleges. [/quote]
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