<p>Answer 1: UCB does not care if you take courses at multiple CCs. It is more important to have all of your requirements done then just take classes at one CC. </p>
<p>Bonus Answer: “Easy” is not the right term. “Statistically likelier” is better, since the L&S has a higher admit rate than others, and that it is broken down further. You apply with a major that is in a specific area, for example philosophy in the humanities or psychology in Social Sciences. The humanities have a higher admit rate than the social sciences. However, it is UCB so there isn’t really an ‘easy’ way in. </p>
<p>Bonus Answer 2: Having no ECs for the top UCs might be a disadvantage considering how competitive they are and that applications are viewed holistically. Are there no opportunities on campus that you don’t have to tell your parents about? How about in your community? I’ve a friend who has very strict parents, but she volunteers at her Church several hours per week. I’m sure you can find something, even this late. Bonus points if it is biology related.</p>