UC to CC to UC

[mikemac]

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Lastly, what if I don’t have enough time? Could I still transfer as a third year? (say if I did CC both my 2nd and 3rd years).

Don’t get your counseling from the internet! Make an appt now with a counselor at your local CC or with UC admissions to talk in person or by phone. Or send a detailed email. There are special rules that apply if you have UC units.

Lower or upper division units earned at UC (Extension, summer, cross/concurrent, UC-EAP, and
regular academic year enrollment) are added to the maximum lower division credit allowed and
might put applicants at risk of being denied admission due to excessive units.
<a href=“University of California Counselors”>University of California Counselors

From</a> your post you said you already have 45 UC units. I hope that you are fine. But I’m not going to pretend I’m a counselor and can explain how the rules apply to you. So before you spend 2 years at a CC you better make sure someone that is qualified to offer an opinion on how it affects UC admission talks to you!</p>

<p>If it turns out the unit limit isn’t an issue, then if you spend 2 years at a CC I think you will be able to use the TAG program at any participating UC except the one you already attended.</p>