<p>I.e. the upper division courses would be about 32 units of economics courses (including 100/101 A/B) and 38 units of business courses, for a total of 70 units of upper division courses. Also, economics requires at least one math or statistics course taken at Berkeley (usually a statistics course for transfers, since most CCs do not have one that economics accepts) for another 4 units, making a total of 74 units. Since most CCs do not offer a course that articulates to the American Cultures requirement, you would need to take such a course; one upper division business course (159AC) and no upper division economics courses fulfill it, so if you do not take UGBA 159AC as a business elective, you would need to add another course.</p>
<p>So a transfer student wanting to complete both degrees in the four semesters allowed for the business major would need to average 18.5 (19.5 if not including UGBA 159AC) units per semester, assuming that s/he has all possible major and breadth requirements complete at CC (this includes the L&S / business 7-course breadth requirement, since business does not accept IGETC for breadth requirements).</p>