CSU TO CC TO UC

Virilux
Wed, 21 Jan 2015 20:23:07 +0000

@molliecyrus‌

Only transferable courses are factored into your UC-GPA. Non-transferable courses you take are counted as 0 units with a grade of “NC” (No Credit) in the evaluation.

Since you’re at a CSU and CC, you can repeat courses that you have earned a C-, D, or F in your CSU at the CC and they will use the unit/gpa you have earned a C (2.0) or better in your evaluation. You cannot repeat Out-of-Sequence courses. You cannot repeat a class with similar content (duplication).

And as @bomerr‌ said, you can pretty much take as many lower-division classes you want at CC and they will cap your transfer units toward graduation at 70. Again, non-transferable courses don’t count. The only thing that you should be worried about is if you’ve taken a bunch of upper-division courses because that adds on.

Take advantage of http://assist.org/ and Remember to check TCA footnotes for limitations.

Watch out for Out-Of-Sequence classes. You can’t take Chem 1B, 1C, and then 1A. You will get no credit for 1A.
Same for Physics. There are two Physics sequences, but you can only get credit for one sequence.
Physical Ed. Exercise courses are limited to 4 semester units.