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Requirements for a UC?
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| enferno |
| I'm thinking of going back to college and get a degree in Audio Engeneering, and I was woundering what the requirements for getting accepted into a UC are? Like, GPA etc? |
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| ASOT100 |
UC as in University of California?
I don't think any UC's have Audio Engineering as an undergrad major, ionno bout grad tho |
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| PhaseFour |
well, im attending uc davis as a frosh in the fall of 2004, and ive heard that theyre pretty generous about admitting continuing students. this is the best i can find for u. and the above poster was right, im not too sure that any of the UCs have audio engineering. :(
http://why.ucdavis.edu/admissions/trfrProsStd.cfm
edit: post this in the west coast section too. |
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| enferno |
hey mate, i'm in sacramento as well . .
UCLA has an off-branch kind of corse thing for audio engeneering as a major |
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| ShadoWolf |
| Universal Constructor, like in Deus Ex.... it's a long-time engineering problem. |
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| criticalpath |
| Audio Engineering? Never heard of that major before. You might want to consider Electrical Engineering since it does deal with filters, amplifiers, etc. |
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| hapamoto |
| I graduated from uc riverside and I'm pretty damn sure they didn't have such a major, well at least when I was there. To let you know, I believe the minimum gpa requirements for the UC system is 3.3 or something, however if you want to go to UCLA, I hope you have a 4.3, anyways, any of the different schools' websites will have admission criteria and probably stats on incoming classes (as in what the averages scores were). |
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