<p>you should be able to figure out your classes no problem. the requirements for the colleges are a little different, obviously, but at least you will be able to go over the general overview of how the process of signing up for classes and finding resources (hence ‘orientation’)</p>
<p>FOR LS you’ll use this:
[Degree</a> Requirements - Undergraduate Students - College of Letters & Science, UC Davis<a href=“and%20click%20on%20graduation%20requirement%20self-check…all%20the%20requriements%20that%20you%20need%20to%20take%20are%20on%20here”>/url</a>
take a look at this too: [url=<a href=“http://www.ls.ucdavis.edu/students/newstudents.aspx]New”>http://www.ls.ucdavis.edu/students/newstudents.aspx]New</a> Students - Undergraduate Students - College of Letters & Science, UC Davis](<a href=“http://www.ls.ucdavis.edu/students/degreerequirements.aspx]Degree”>http://www.ls.ucdavis.edu/students/degreerequirements.aspx)
it’ll give you all kinds of new student info about LS…I don’t know how it differs from the college of ag.</p>
<p>FOR AG:
[Information</a> for New First Year/Freshmen Students — College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences<a href=“all%20of%20that%20info%20on%20that%20particular%20page%20should%20tell%20you%20basically%20everything%20that%20they%20tell%20you%20at%20the%20orientation,%20click%20on%20all%20the%20links%20too”>/url</a></p>
<p>use these sites as a guide to figuring out what requirements you need to satisfy. in general, everyone has the same basic requirements</p>
<p>and since you both are planning on transferring to another college, you can still obtain the resources and other papers that they hand out by going to the orientations a few days before school starts: </p>
<p>Deans’ Assemblies
Sep 22
All entering freshman and transfer students can meet with the Dean at the Dean’s Assembly for their college. General information on services, programs of study, and advising will be presented.</p>
<p>9:45 a.m.
Agricultural and Environmental Sciences in 176 Everson Hall; optional for students who attended the summer Orientation program
9:45 a.m.
Biological Sciences in 123 Sciences Lecture Hall; optional for students who attended the summer Orientation program
9:45 a.m.
Engineering in 1002 Giedt Hall; optional for students who attended the summer Orientation program
9:45 a.m.
Letters and Science in 1100 Social Sciences and Humanities Building; optional for students who attended the summer Orientation program</p>
<p>taken from [url=<a href=“Class Schedule Archive”>Class Schedule Archive]CSRG</a> | Orientation and Advising Workshops](<a href=“http://caes.ucdavis.edu/StudInfo/new-students/information-for-new-first-year-students]Information”>http://caes.ucdavis.edu/StudInfo/new-students/information-for-new-first-year-students)</p>
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<p>NOTE: and if you have a lot of AP credit and/or taken ANY community college. I strongly suggest that you visit an ACADEMIC advisor (not a peer advisor-that is a student) that has a copy of your transcript (they can print one out to keep in their file) and see exactly what these classes transfer over as and how many units you have starting out as a freshman. This is extremely helpful if you have a major that is 180 units, as there is very little room for error, unless you want to be here in the hot summer or become a super-senior. You may even find that you have satisfied another requirement that you did not know you had.</p>