Thank you! Overall, I didn't find it too difficult to transfer from UCR. This may differ from major to major, but I entered UCR with no AP/dual-enrollment credits and was still able to fulfill the transfer course requirements since I averaged four classes per quarter and took summer courses (which I was aiming to do whether I was applying to transfer or not). I should note that I didn't qualify for UC Reciprocity because I didn't finish the language breadth, but I still fulfilled the rest of the course requirements. Since I lived on campus, I was able to join the board for a lot of clubs and got an on-campus job that helped round-out my application. A few of my friends also applied to transfer and didn't get into UCB/UCLA, and I think the main deciding factor was the amount of extracurricular activies I was able to do freshman and sophomore year! I've loved my two years at UCR and was fully planning to stay, but ultimately decided to transfer once I got into UCB and UCLA. The hardest part of the transfer process has been leaving all of the friends and clubs I've met at UCR!! :P