<p>I’m applying to Berkeley and UCLA as a psychology major, and statistics is one of the pre reqs, which I’m taking this spring semester. However, I’m taking HONORS statistics. On UCLA’s assist page it says Statistics or Honors Statistics is acceptable, while on Berkeley’s it just says Statistics.</p>
<p>Berkeley won’t care if it’s an honors course, correct? That would be a little ridiculous.</p>
<p>This is a little over-obsessive to ask such an obviously-answered question…</p>
<p>And I quote…“Common sense, the least common sense of them all”</p>
<p>And you thought I had dumb posts.</p>
<p>so what’s the answer? b/c im in a similar situation. i applied to UCLA as communications and we need to take intro to psychology, but i took Honors intro to psycholgoy. on the assist.org page it says i have the option to take the other prereqs in regualr or honors, but it looks like they made the conscious decision to not include psychology…</p>
<p>yes if you take honors they will penalize you, because god forbid you put forth <em>extra</em> effort in Community college.</p>
<p>You get credit for Honors, just the same as for non honors.</p>
<p>For CCC transfers, any honor course is acceptable in lieu of the non-honor course WITH THE SAME COURSE NUMBER.</p>
<p>Wow, that was a dumb question.</p>
<p>…and you guys should feel a lot dumbererer for stating the obvious (refer to op)</p>