Yes, Berkeley admits by major; however, some Berkeley colleges admit their students as undeclared until they meet the criteria for declaring a major.

The Chemistry, and CS majors are some of the toughest majors to switch in. In general, moving into engineering from the school of letters and science is hard, especially in CS, EE, and EECS. The standard procedure is that you take the required classes to declare that major within the department.

How can you declare the major?

1. Fill in completely the “Application and Petition to Declare Major.”
2. For courses taken outside of UC Berkeley, please provide a transcript of those courses to the Undergraduate Advisor.

A simultaneous degree is the pursuit of two majors in two different colleges or schools at UC Berkeley. Students pursuing a simultaneous degree must complete all college/school and major requirements for both programs.

Double majors are generally cheaper than dual degrees, too; usually, you’ll only need to pay for one four-year college tuition. It’s also easier to facilitate than a dual degree, since you can pursue a double major through a single matriculation. Still, you’ll enjoy some of the benefits a dual degree would afford you.

While students usually only declare one major, it is also possible to declare multiple majors within the same bachelor degree program (BA, BS, or BAS). Students pursuing a double major must complete a Major-Minor and Multiple Major Course Approval form from the Office of the Registrar. …

UC Berkeley’s Civil Engineering program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org.

ABET accreditation is important primarily for getting your PE license – you HAVE to have an ABET-accredited degree to get your license. If you wish to become a licensed professional in the states, ABET accreditation is a big deal. The NCEES will require it.

ABET accreditation: Ensures that graduates have met the educational requirements necessary to enter the profession. Provides opportunities for the industry to guide the educational process to reflect current and future needs. Enhances the mobility of professionals.

Berkeley Engineering is consistently ranked among the top engineering schools by many measures, including U.S. News & World Report, which ranks it second nationally for undergraduate programs, third nationally for graduate programs, and seventh globally overall.

Both of these vary from year-to-year which makes it impossible to predict admission. How many students are admitted into engineering? For the 2020–21 academic year, there were 15,881 freshman applicants to the College of Engineering and 12.2% were admitted.

16.3% (2020)

The distinction between the University of California schools and the Ivy League colleges can be most clearly seen by comparing the UC system’s two most famous members — UC Berkeley and UCLA — to the Ivy League. UC Berkeley is the engineering powerhouse of the group.

Getting accepted to Berkeley can be tough. How hard is it to get into Berkeley? In 2019-2020, UC Berkeley received 87,394 applications, and it admitted 14,668 of those applicants, for an acceptance rate of 16.7%.

4.18 GPA

Can I get into Harvard with a 2.0 GPA? Yes, GPA isn’t everything but you have to have a somewhat competitive gpa at least a 3.5 to have a chance. 2.0 is the unofficial cutoff to get into the college.

Can I get into Harvard with a 3.0 GPA? Your chances still wouldn’t be close to 100%, but Harvard has accepted students with <3.00 GPAs (Though not by much), and 12% of accepted students have a 3.0-3.75 GPA.

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10 of the hardest games ever made

• Dark Souls. Yes, we had a feeling this one might crop up.
• Cuphead. Solid choice.
• Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Siege.
• Super Mario Maker 2.
• Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.
• Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee.
• Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy.
• Super Meat Boy.