CSU TO CC TO UC

Virilux
Wed, 21 Jan 2015 20:46:23 +0000

@molliecyrus‌

It’s not that they’re strict; it’s just not pragmatic. If someone can pass Spanish 2, obviously they can’t take Spanish 1 for a GPA boost.

UCs usually do transfer upper-division units from an accredited university. So you’re possibly looking at 82 units being transferred which is above Merced’s and Davis’s 80 semester unit limitation. I did call Davis yesterday and they said you be ineligible for admission if you have 10 or more upper-division units.
-Check: [This Link](University of California Counselors)
UCLA has updated theirs to 85 semester units/129 quarter units. That means you can’t take 15 or more semester units of upper-division courses.

TCA footnotes in assist.org show you the limitations of certain classes. For instance, it says for Math 119 and Math 151, only credit for one course will be granted. If you took both of those courses, evaluators will give you the benefit of the doubt as award you credit for the class which will advantage your admission decision the most.

For admission, they only look at the UC-transferable GPA. However, they will still see all the classes you have taken since you have to input those.