English Articulation Confusion Between CCC & UCLA/Berkeley?

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<p>Spring 08 will be my 4th Semester at my CCC (Cerritos College).</p>

<p>I’m motivated to transfer to UCLA or Berkeley for Junior Transfer Fall 09, giving me 3 semesters more here to tackle some more classes.(and maybe summer if I don’t travel abroad).</p>

<p>For some reason I just can’t understand what the English major articulation is asking of me. </p>

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(these pics are for UCLA) (As for Berkeley, I’m finding it even more odd)</p>

<p>So far I’ve completed </p>

<p>English 100 and English 102. </p>

<p>As for the Foreign Language Deal… I completed 3 years of Spanish in High School and have completed French 101 my first semester at CCC.</p>

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<p>You have two choices- either take 3 quarters of a language + 2 courses of literature in translation, or take 5 quarters of language.
Ask your counselor how many quarters your 3 years of high school Spanish would fulfill.</p>

<p>As for the other requirement, just take the two survey of English literature classes that your college offers.</p>

<p>I also explained Berkeley’s system to you in your other thread. What exactly are you confused about?</p>