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Whose recommendation letters are valuable ?
About pros and cons about withdrawal course on your transcript ?
Volunteering versus internship
Online courses
Transfer between UC’s … is it a possibility ? What needs to be done ?
UCs generally don’t request nor review recommendation letters. Withdraw from courses if it has to be done; I don’t recommend using that as a strategy to get straight A’s (too many W’s will require an explanation). Do activities related to major. Online courses are fine as long as they are approved for credit. Transferring between UCs is possible but challenging to navigate. Students have to complete the major preparation requirements for the major they plan to apply to at the destination UC using the courses from the current UC, in addition to meeting the minimum transfer requirements.