The most powerful chemical mutagens, which increase the frequency of mutations hundreds of times, are called super-mutagens. Some viruses might also be considered chemical mutagens, since the mutagenic factor in viruses seems to be located in their DNA or RNA. Mutagens are apparently universal, that is, they can cause mutations in all forms of lifeâfrom viruses and bacteria to the higher plants, animals, and man.
BYU looks at more than just your academic performance. If you were not admitted due to high school test scores and/or gpa you can take a year (30 credit hours) at a community college and then transfer. Once you have a year at another college, BYU will look at your transfer gpa instead of high school one. The average transfer gpa was 3.65 for 2014. You still need extracurricular activities, ecclesiastical endorsement and a well written essay. You can check the transfer-ability of classes to BYU here:
For Upper-division Transfer Students (Juniors and Seniors) Cal State East Bay's Local Admission Area includes the state of California as CSUEB is not deemed impacted for Upper Division Transfer students. All applicants, regardless of location, must fully meet the CSU transfer admission requirements and adhere to all posted admission deadlines. The minimum GPA to qualify for admission is a 2.0. CSUEB only accepts applications from upper-division transfer students. Upper division transfer applicants must meet all of the admission requirements listed by the term indicated in the following table.