Love the information you give out hailey. Thank you.

@HaileyDollarGoesToCollege

2 жыл бұрын

thank you for watching

I know it isn’t really related to this video but it’s one of your more recent ones and I had a question! Where/how did you complete prerequisites needed for grad school that weren’t offered in your linguistics major? I wanted to transfer to UCSB for their linguistics major with a concentration in speech hearing sciences but it doesn’t have a lot of the prerequisites for slp school such as anatomy/physio of speech mechanism or hearing disorders. Did you complete a post baccalaureate program for those courses? Or is there options to take them while in the slp programs? I know that’s a lot to answer and ofc you don’t know everything but please share what you know with me!! You’re someone who went through exactly what I am right now I’m so shocked to find you and all your vids they’ve been such a help!

@HaileyDollarGoesToCollege

2 жыл бұрын

The grad school I am enrolled in accepts both students with CSD background and without, so my degree program has the prereqs built into it. Not every school does, but you can find those that do using ASHA EdFind. A lot of people complete post baccs, so that is always an option as well. I didn't personally go that route because they are usually expensive and there's no guarantee that all the courses will be accepted by the grad program you end up in.

@avanavarrete2002

2 жыл бұрын

@@HaileyDollarGoesToCollege thank you so much! Applying to UCLA as a transfer to applied linguistics for fall 👍

What is your opinion on the linguistic and computer science major at UCLA( is it worth it and is it useful to get a good job)?

@HaileyDollarGoesToCollege

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Itzel, I did not major in Ling & C.S., so I can't really speak about the major but it is quite popular at UCLA. I would urge you to remember that there is more to getting a job than the major that you choose. It's probably highly dependent on each individual employer.

Hey Hailey, can I ask a question? As an student needing a visa to study after getting transferred, is the pre-major an official university acceptance? I have two courses that couldn't be found in any community college, and I need to finish that during the first quarter at a UC, I was just worried if I'm gonna need to explain to the people at the Visa office about my "half-acceptance" and that doesn't look good. Does your UCLA offer say it's a pre-major acceptance only(and that you have to finish xxxxx to get officially accepted?).

@DiMiLi9734

7 ай бұрын

Also(sorry for so many questions), would you recommend to prioratize IGETC or pre-major courses? Becuse I have limited time, and I have very few overlaps between the two, but I want to show my passion on my major (Business).I researched about the IGETC certificate? If I finish IGETC prior to applying, would you say the IGETC certificate would add highlights to my application although I don't have much credits from the particular business and statistics field?

@HaileyDollarGoesToCollege

7 ай бұрын

@@DiMiLi9734 Hi, premajor acceptance is still full acceptance into the university. It just means that you are conditionally allowed to enter that major. Also, you ideally you will have both IGETC and premajor coursework completed, but if you must make a decision between the two then premajor coursework is more important because it is an indication of how you will perform in the major.

@DiMiLi9734

7 ай бұрын

@@HaileyDollarGoesToCollege Thanks！Very helpful

I plan on transferring next year for the fall 2023 semester as a biology major but I have not and plan not to complete organic chemistry in community college because that will delay me for another year. I have completed a lot of the lower division major requirements and plan on taking a few more to really strengthen my application but I am kind of worried that I will be having organic chemistry missing. Is there any downside to that on my application or will it be ok since it’s just one sequence missing? My top schools are UCLA, Berkeley and UCSD. I have a 3.8 GPA with everything almost finished except O chem.

@HaileyDollarGoesToCollege

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, sorry for the delayed response. If a class is required for your major and is available to you, then should definitely take it. How will taking the class delay you for another year? Is the class only offered once a year?

Do I need to take IGTEC or Pre-Major Coursework for transfer?

@HaileyDollarGoesToCollege

2 жыл бұрын

Both

I heard UC Berkeley does NOT accept IGETC for engineering. Does that mean I should not take any IGETC classes?

@gettingintocollege8857

Жыл бұрын

It's not that UC Berkeley does not accept IGETC, but the campus administration and curriculum planners know that you have so many Physical Science, Math, and Engineering courses to take that it would be a poor use of time to have you take a bunch of general education courses. Some students have their transcripts IGETC certified when they graduate the community college, but that option would not be beneficial at Berkeley for Engineering or for Business.

@12degreesnowman11

Жыл бұрын

@@gettingintocollege8857 one college counselor said to me that you only need to complete the required courses and I don’t need to do general education courses. Is this wrong?

@gettingintocollege8857

Жыл бұрын

@@12degreesnowman11 Oh my, please shop around for a different counselor if they left you with that impression. Share what your major is and I can give you an idea of what UC Berkeley is looking for (and any other campus you're interested in for that matter).

@12degreesnowman11

Жыл бұрын

@@gettingintocollege8857 Electrical Engineering

@12degreesnowman11

Жыл бұрын

@@gettingintocollege8857 I just want to get into a good program and I know Berkeley is competitive. Just to be safe I am open to other schools