You need to complete the required professional courses and general courses in the first two years (some majors do not need general courses), plus GPA, etc., and you can transfer smoothly through application.
First of all, you can guarantee the bottom, that is, sign the TAG agreement at the end of the first day. This agreement applies to all universities in the University of California system, except UCB University and UCLA. After signing the contract, as long as the GPA meets the requirements in the second year, the admission can be guaranteed.
(PS。 You need to complete English-122 before signing the agreement.
For UCLA and UCB, you need:
1. GPA of professional courses and public courses. The requirements of GPA vary according to different majors. For example, if you want to go to UCB Haas Business School, the basic requirement of business major is 3.9 or 4.0, so you need to check whether the school you want to transfer to has this major, and then complete all the courses in the community college according to the requirements of this major and get good results. GPA is capital.
2. GPA alone is not enough. Sometimes students with low GPA can still transfer to good schools. This is the function of PS (Personal Statement). When writing PS, you need to specify the awards you won, the activities you participated in, whether you have leadership experience, and the economy of the interview (part-time). If it is related to your major, these are the best. At this time, you should show that you are not just studying, but a very professional person.
The above two points are the necessary conditions for applying for an excellent university. Of course, they are different according to the different requirements of the school.
At the same time, your community school SMC is the community college that transfers UCLA the most. Community colleges are generally regional, which means that schools close to them apply for more places. For example, the DVC I am studying is close to UCB, so I transferred to the community with the most UCB, and IVC is close to UCI, so I also applied for the most UCI.
It is much better to ask SMC seniors about the skills of course selection than to ask me. . . However, the main reference auxiliary election is basically no problem.
-That's about it. . .