<p>This is something I won’t even try to answer because the consequences of being wrong are so big. I suggest you contact UCI via their admissions webpage to ask them. If you have more questions or just want to go over where you stand and what you ought to do - they probably have counselors come to visit your CC regularly since it is so close, or you may even be able to make an appt at UCI to talk to someone. Some UCs allow prospective students to make such appts, you’d have to check and see if UCI does.</p>
<p>edit: I clicked on the link you gave and saw you have lots of questions about eligibility, what you should take, etc. I strongly suggest that you meet with a UCI representative, either at UCI or when they visit your school, to get the right answers. People here want to be helpful but unless they’re citing published links I’d be cautious about taking their advice regarding requirements and the like. If they’re right, great, but if they’re wrong you are the one that bears the consequences. It sounds like your advisor at your CC is uninformed, like all too many. But UCI is nearby and you should be able to get reliable answers without too much difficulty.</p>