<p>curious but what happens after you’re accepted to one of the UC’s and you’ve taken classes that arent part of any pre-reqs for that specific uc.</p>
<p>example: for berkeley business you dont need accounting … however for say… LA you would.</p>
<p>what happens with these classes you have taken?
thanks.</p>
<p>I could be wrong… but I think that as long as the class is UC-transferable, you will receive transfer credit for that course. For instance, I took Health 11 (Personal Health) which I don’t need for neither IGETC or major prerequisites. But the class is UC-transferable, so I will still count for my 60 units needed to bring me to junior standing.</p>
<p>in general, u will get credit (the units) for the classes. if u think about, u kinda have to since u r required to take at least 60 units and no major requires that many classes.</p>
<p>BUT</p>
<p>since u asked about Haas and Accounting SPECIFICALLY…you will need to retake those courses again in the SUMMER. so basically u get ur acceptance/rejection letter at the end of spring. and u get a month off before mandatory summer ACCT classes start for Haas</p>
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<p>No one cares. More education for you. That is what school is about. Not just rush through degree requirements and get a piece of paper saying you graduated.</p>
<p>i’ll be applying with more than 60 units, so was just curious as to where those go. </p>
<p>but specifically speaking about haas i guess that makes sense since the accounting courses will be weeder classes.</p>
<p>edit: @itransfer</p>
<p>i’ll be applying to more than one UC and thats why i’ll have way more than 60 units. was just curious as to what happens with the classes that werent required.</p>
<p>more than 60 units is fine… I had 84 when I transferred. Just don’t go to senior standing (90 units). Doesn’t matter if you take non-pre req classes or not and go over 60 just not 90.</p>