Due to the lack of campus capacity and a State funding shortfall, UC San Diego must discontinue the policy and practice of offering the Transfer Admission Guarantee (TAG) program.
In order to support those California community college students using TAG as a preparation tool, as well as the community college counselors, the Committee on Admissions voted to
institute a phase-out period.
The last available term for a student to be admitted to UC San Diego through TAG will be fall 2014; the UC application for that term must be submitted between
November 1 and 30, 2013. Therefore, students who entered a California community college up to and including the fall semester 2012 would, with diligence, be able to complete their
work at community college in time to enroll at UC San Diego in fall 2014.
Please note that interested students must also complete the online TAG application during the month of September.
May 2012
45 posts
April 2012
50 posts
- Mom: My daughter's graduating.
- Sales Lady: oh really? From high school?
- Me: No... College
Can you guess what they are?
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I was doing an interview once, and this guy goes, “So you must be pretty psyched about all this ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ stuff?”
And I was like, “Um, yeah, I am.” I have no idea why though. I had nothing to do with that movie. It’s just some people that kind of look like me are in this movie that everyone loves, and winning Oscars and stuff.
And then I was like, “Whoa, whoa, whoa. Are white people just psyched all the time?” It’s, like, “‘Back to the Future’! That’s us! ‘Godfather’! That’s us! ‘Godfather Part II’! That’s us! ‘Departed’! That’s us! ‘Sunset Boulevard’! That’s us! ‘Citizen Kane’! That’s us! ‘Jaws’! That’s us! Every fucking movie but ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ and ‘Boyz n the Hood’ is us! We are white people! Suck our dicks!”
” —Aziz Ansari, “Are White People Psyched All The Time?” (via fuckyeahdesipeople)1. Goes both ways.
2. If consistently given by one & not reciprocated by the other, effort can be withdrawn.
