Double thread - UC Confusing over IGETC requirements and UCSB

[UCKid8888]

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Lmao every single one of us have essentially said the same thing. Go back and read it all again.

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<p>no a lot of you had said different things but thanks for the smugness. </p>

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Just as a heads up, if you were looking for the easiest way to complete the critical thinking requirement, you would have probably been better off with the English classes rather than Philosophy. You might get a lenient professor, but for the most part the readings and assigned papers are harder than in English (at least at this level). I’ve taken both types.

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<p>i just looked at the reviews of the english teachers for 202/203 and most were pretty bad. but PHIL 105 had great reviews and emphasized on the “easiness” factor." im so sick of english, especially 2.5+ hours of it every day. </p>

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Dude, UCKid - you’re not listening to me. It’s okay to have 60 units done by Spring 2012. You don’t need to have 60 units done by Fall 2011. But you will want to have your math done by the end of Fall 2011. It reflects very poorly on your application to not have the math course completed by the Fall which you apply to transfer (for you, Fall 2011). Call UCSB and ask their admissions dept how important it is to have the math class complete by the Transfer Application Academic Update deadline (Feb 2012).

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<p>Frack. I know I won’t have a college level math by Fall 2011 because I am currently enrolled in a lower level math. I will have it done by spring 2012. It is simply impossible because one needs Math 60 to graduate on to the higher level maths.</p>

<p>but I will have finished my critical thinking requirements by end of 2011. My major has absolutely no math at all. And it is particularly competitive. Do they take disabilities seriously? I have an official “math disability” and spent many years going through traditional math since high school. Everything else I can cruise through with the exception of math.</p>

<p>What are the odds you think? I’ve seriously been killing myself over the past year trying to meet all the requirements.</p>