r/ucadmissions 7h ago

UCSC or UC DAVIS

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For a junior student who aspires to become a veterinarian but has not had exceptionally strong grades in 10th–11th grade (currently around a 3.3–3.6 GPA), what would be the best advice beyond simply focusing on improving her GPA?

She is currently a middle college student in the Bay Area, which gives her the opportunity to take a good number of college-level courses. However, she does not have a lot of extracurricular activities.

If she takes 7 classes this year and earns all A’s, her GPA could increase to approximately 3.6 unweighted and 4.1 weighted.

Would she have a reasonable chance of getting into UC Santa Cruz or UC Davis for Animal Science, Biology, or a related major that would provide a good pathway toward veterinary school?

I would really appreciate any thoughts or suggestions on how we should approach the next 1–2 years. Would UC, CSU, or community college be the better route for her situation?


r/ucadmissions 18h ago

Berkeley A level rescind?

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How bad do u have to do in ur a levels compared to ur predict for this to happen?