I did a bit of research today to find out about my chances to getting into UC. To summarize: I think if I am in the top 60% I will get into at least one UC campus. For the whole of UC system, on the junior/transfer level last year 72% of the 25.5 thousand applicants were accepted. This year 23thousand people applied, but among them the number of California residents increased with 13%. Furthermore UC takes 10% less people this year than last year, because of budget cuts.However breaking these numbers down to campuses the situation is less encouraging. Last year 40% of UCLA transfer applicants (57% for UCSD, 68% for UCSB, and 66% for UCSC) was accepted. The % would increase with 3-4 point if I narrow down the circle to people applying from community colleges like myself. However the number of transfer applicants increased significantly this year (5% for UCLA, 12% for UCSC and UCSD, and 16% for UCSB). I am relatively surprised though that last year from the 18thousand accepted applicants only 14.5 thousand showed up. From this respect UCLA stil comes out good for me, because there only 3thousand students enetered out of the 4600 who could have. See the raw numbers below. My sources for these numbers were the official UCNotes paper/site: #1 and #2 . 
