<p>I understand that certain UCs look at “transferable coursework”, which contains a total gpa. My question is, Can I take different classes or courses to satisfy certain General education transfer areas such as: Humanities or Math and science to kinda cover up a not so good grade I may have gotten? Instead of that bad grade being transferred, the other good grade is transferred instead, making my gpa look better?</p>
<p>One good grade (“C” or higher) will replace the bad grade – only if they are the same class.</p>
<p>For example, if you failed Pre-Calculus when you were trying to satisfy the math requirement for general education but retake another math class, lets say Intro-to-statistics, and pass that class with “A”. Then your “F” in Calc and your “A” in stats will be both counted. The only way to remove that “F” is to re-take pre-calc for a higher – and passing – grade.</p>
<p>All UC-transferable courses are calculated into the GPA. You can take a large number of “easy A” courses to boost your GPA, but your Bs and Cs will all be calculated into the GPA (non-passing grades will be dropped from the GPA calculation once you repeat them).</p>