<p>I’m really worried about a CC credit transfer. For my major, there’s a 3.0 GPA cut-off for the lower division requirements, 4 in total. I’ve taken 2 of them in Berkeley and I’m taking the other 2 at a CC over the summer. Basically, I’m doing well in these two CC classes and the GPA that I get for those will be important for me to reach that 3.0 cut-off.
However, I’ve heard that although credits from outside of UC transfer, the GPA does not. How does that work, then, if I need the GPA from these CC classes to make the GPA cut-off in Berkeley? 
I’m confused. Has anyone else had this problem?</p>
<p>So you’re saying that to declare your major you need a 3.0 GPA in the major, but you have <3.0 if you only count classes taken at Berkeley?</p>
<p>I was a junior transfer from a CCC and was able to declare Political Science on the basis of my CCC coursework alone, before taking any classes at Cal. However, if you were a freshman admit it may be different.</p>
<p>My advice: Email the advisors for the major you’re interested in. Ask if grades from classes taken at a CCC that satisfy major prerequisites are included in the GPA requirement to declare the major.</p>
<p>Reach out to the people who run the program and ask her about your specific classes and grades to be sure!</p>