Messed up on my Cal State applications. PLEASE HELP?
So i applied to two Cal State colleges in the beginning of October, Channel Islands and Northridge. However, I noticed I made so many little mistakes on the application. I put that I was taking a year course (2 semesters) when really, I'm only taking it for the first semester, I forgot to say I took Chemistry, I forgot to add a course I'm taking next semester, and I didn't put my math summer grade from freshman year (it was an ABC course, and the C course is taken in the summer and I forgot to add that) I feel so stupid and irresponisble for not doing this properly. These are my top choice schools and now I'm worried that when I send my official transcript at the end of this school year, they'll take away my acceptance (if i get accepted) because I didn't list my courses properly on the application. My parents are telling me it's nothing too big to worry about because it's not like I messed with the actual letter grades (putting an A when really, I got a C) I just didn't list the courses correctly. Should I be worried? Will this affect my official acceptance if I were to get accepted? I'm so stressed out and worried about this. please help ): what should I do?
Can my rutgers application be changed once already submitted if i contact admissions office?
I made that mistake too. Luckily I caught it before I sent it and was able to fix it. It was very annoying. But you should call instead of email. Email will take way to long and you need a straight-forward answer. Honestly, you might not be able to change because it does ask you a million times before you send it "are you sure? are you sure? last chance are you sure?" lol. But yeah give them a call and see what happens.
I recently sent my UC application, but entered the wrong grade for a class I took ? Can it be corrected still?
Well they never take a student's word for grades earned anyway--they'll use your high school transcripts to assess your GPA for admissions purposes. If you are worried, you could send an email to admissions but I doubt it's a big deal. Those kinds of errors are very common on applications.
Do colleges look at high school attendance during applications?
Thanks for the A2A, Daniela!I’ve never seen a transcript that mentions attendance. It’s far more important that you do well in your classes and stay involved in your passions and your community than that you go to school every single day. However, repeated absences and truancy that results in lowered grades and/or disciplinary action will definitely be passed along on your transcript to the colleges you are applying to.In addition, most of the colleges request a general letter of recommendation from your counselor (even the ones who don’t request letters from teachers), and he or she will have access to your attendance records. If he or she sees something there that raises a red flag, they may decide to mention that in your recommendation.The bottom line is that its not necessary to kill yourself to get to class every single day, but you do need to attend class regularly unless you have a really good reason (like an illness). Not going to class will limit the colleges you can apply to, because it will knock down your GPA and may result in detention/suspension.
What happens if I forgot to add classes on my college application?
Did you consult the college counselor at your school before applying? If not, you should have. He or she should have told you what the requirements were and whether you met them. We can't help you here. You need to speak to your school's counselor. If your school doesn't have one, then you must contact Cal State LA about the computer programming courses in question. I doubt that that they will count, because I suspect that the letter means that you didn't take college prep courses at your high school. You should have looked over the requirements before you applied, and my guess is that you didn't do that and didn't consult with a college counselor. As far as #2 is concerned, it means that your high school grades and your test scores didn't add up to eligibility for admission. Your grades and your test scores together did not meet the minimum standard. Again, a college counselor at your school should have told you that, but he or she couldn't do that unless you asked for advice and assistance.
Is UC Berkeley on the Common Application? Why?
UC Berkeley is the top university in the University of California system The UC System. It includes nine campuses Campuses | UC Admissions. You can apply to any or all of them through the UC application How to apply | UC Admissions.By using one application for several UC campuses, students save money on the test reports fees. You can have a test score sent to one campus and it will be shared with all the campuses to which you apply. If these universities were on the Common App, you would have to send your score reports to each of them. It’s not the reason “why” UC application, but it sure is appreciated by those students who apply to several UC campuses.Although there are 700+ colleges on the Common App list, many schools use their own application forms. MIT, for example. UW, UF too. Each school can decide what application format is a better fit for their admissions process.
Does a D grade count for CSU GPA and units completed on application?
No. C'c and above count for CSU.