<p>UCLAri, if you don’t believe that a UC doesn’t transfer over CC GPA even after the proof was given to you, why don’t you e-mail a UC admissions counselor or even your own CC counselor?</p>
<p>lostincode,</p>
<p>Fine:</p>
<pre><code> - Academic Profile -
</code></pre>
<p>Admit Term :02F
College/School Catalog Term :01F
Degree Expected Term :05S
MAJOR<br>
COLLEGE OF LETTERS AND SCIENCE :LS<br>
POLITICAL SCIENCE :699
Major Catalog Term :03W
Concentration :04<br>
MINOR<br>
EAST ASIAN LANGUAGES :M26
Minor Catalog Term :04F </p>
<pre><code>WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT HS 6/01
</code></pre>
<hr>
<pre><code> - Advanced Standing Credit - (CFP)
</code></pre>
<p>Dept Course Lvl Grd Units </p>
<hr>
<pre><code> ADVANCED PLACEMENT 1 5/01 02F
</code></pre>
<p>ENGCOMP 3 ENGL COMP-RHET&LANG 8.0<br>
TRANSFER DUPLICATION OF CREDIT<br>
GEOG 5 PEOPLE&EARTH ECOSYS 4.0<br>
HIST 1C WESTERN CIVILIZATN 4.0<br>
HIST 13A US&COLONIAL ORIGINS 3.0<br>
HIST 13B US&COLONL ORGNS-19C 2.0<br>
HIST 13C US&COLONL ORGNS-20C 3.0<br>
LIFESCI 15 LIFE-CONCPTS&ISSUES 4.0<br>
HIST EUROPEAN LD 4.0<br>
LIFESCI UNASSIGNED LD 4.0<br>
POL SCI UNITED STATES LD 4.0<br>
PASADENA CITY COLLEG 1 12/01 CC 02F<br>
JAPANSE 3 ELEM MOD JAPANESE 7.5<br>
LOS ANGELES PIERCE C 7 6/02 CC 02F<br>
ANTHRO 7 HUMAN EVOLUTION 4.5<br>
ENGL 4W CRITCL READ&WRITING 4.5<br>
POL SCI 20 WORLD POLITICS 4.5<br>
POL SCI 40 INTRO-AMERICN PLTCS 4.5<br>
POL SCI 50 INTRO-COMPRTV PLTCS 4.5<br>
JAPANSE 1 ELEM MOD JAPANESE 7.5<br>
JAPANSE 2 ELEM MOD JAPANESE 7.5<br>
FILM&TV MAIN CURR MTN PICT LD 4.5<br>
MGMT INTRO TO BUSINESS LD 4.5<br>
STATS ELEM STAT 1/SOC SCI LD 4.5<br>
PHILOS INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY LD 4.5<br>
PHILOS INTRO PHILOS LITER LD 4.5<br>
POL SCI GOV/POL MIDDLE EAST LD 4.5<br>
NONDEPT CIVIL RIGHT/THE LAW LD 4.5<br>
NONDEPT HUMAN ENV:PHYS PROC LD 4.5<br>
SANTA MONICA COLLEGE 1 6/02 CC 02F<br>
JAPANSE CONVERSATIONAL LD 3.0<br>
U C EAP 1 8/03 UC 031<br>
JAPANSE INTERMEDIATE JAPAN UD B 4.0<br>
U C EAP 1 12/03 UC 03F<br>
ASIA AM INTRO JAPAN STUDIES UD A 1.5<br>
ASIA AM INTRO JAPAN CULTURE UD A 3.0<br>
E ASIAN SEM:SE ASIA SOCIETY UD A 1.5<br>
POL SCI COMPARATV PUB ADMIN UD A 3.0<br>
JAPANSE INTERMED JAPANESE UD A 5.0<br>
U C VISITOR 1 6/05 UC 05S<br>
POL SCI INTEREST GRP POLITS UD A 4.0<br>
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Total Non-UC Transferred 124.0<br>
Total UC Transferred 22.0<br>
*** CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT RESTRICTION ***<br>
Students will NOT receive credit for<br>
courses taken elsewhere (including UCLA<br>
Extension) while also enrolled at UCLA<br>
during a regular term (Fall, Winter,<br>
Spring). You should always consult your<br>
college counselor BEFORE enrolling in<br>
courses at another institution. </p>
<hr>
<pre><code> - UCLA Course Work -
</code></pre>
<p>Please note that this is not a UCLA transcript.
This is only to be used by UCLA and students<br>
for the purpose of assessing degree progress.<br>
Dept Course Grade Units GT</p>
<hr>
<pre><code> Term 02F
</code></pre>
<p>POL SCI 10 INTR-POLITCL THEORY A 5.0<br>
JAPANSE 4 INTRMD MOD JAPANESE A- 5.0<br>
HIST 187C JAPAN-MODERN A- 4.0<br>
HONORS CONTENT<br>
PROVOST’S HNRS LIST<br>
Term 03W<br>
POL SCI 120 FOREIGN RELATION-US A- 4.0<br>
HONORS CONTENT<br>
JAPANSE 5 INTRMD MOD JAPANESE A- 5.0<br>
POL SCI 152A GOVT&POLTCS-BRITAIN B+ 4.0<br>
Term 03S<br>
HIST 184 20TH-CENTURY CHINA A- 4.0<br>
JAPANSE 6 INTRMD MOD JAPANESE B+ 5.0<br>
POL SCI 160 GOVT&POLITICS-JAPAN A 4.0<br>
Term 031<br>
EAP TSUKUBA------------<br>
Term 03F<br>
EAP TSUKUBA------------<br>
Term 04W<br>
POL SCI 141B PUB OPIN&VTNG BEHAV A 4.0<br>
HONORS CONTENT<br>
JAPANSE 188 PERSNLTYS-JAPAN CIV A+ 4.0 G
HIST 116B HIST ANCIENT GREECE B 4.0<br>
JAPANSE 100B ADV MODERN JAPANESE A 4.0<br>
POL SCI 189 HNRS-POL SCI 141B A 1.0<br>
HONORS CONTENT<br>
DEAN’S HONORS LIST<br>
Term 04S<br>
POL SCI 166 GOVT INSTITUTIONS A- 4.0<br>
JAPANSE 100C ADV MODERN JAPANESE B 4.0<br>
POL SCI 191H RESRCH HNRS THESIS B+ 4.0 G
Term 04F<br>
POL SCI 159B CHINA-AGE OF REFORM A- 4.0<br>
SOCIOL M176 SOCIOL OF MASS COMM A 4.0<br>
POL SCI 190H HNRS RESRCH COLLOQM P 1.0 PN
CHIN 1 ELEM MODERN CHINESE A- 5.0<br>
POL SCI 198A HONORS RESEARCH IP 4.0 T1
DEAN’S HONORS LIST<br>
Term 05W<br>
JAPAN 50 JAPANESE CIVILIZATN A- 5.0<br>
HNRS 35 EXTRATERRESTRL LIFE A- 4.0<br>
HONORS CONTENT<br>
Term 05S<br>
QUARTER IN WASHINGTON D.C. PROGRAM,<br>
UCLA CENTER FOR AMER. POLITICS & PUBLIC POLICY
POL SCI M191DCCAPPP WASHINGTN SEM A 8.0 G
POL SCI M195DCWASHDC INTERNSHIP P 4.0 PN
UCSD UCDC-AT UCSD-------<br>
Last<br>
Completed Univ Calif<br>
Term Cumulative<br>
Units Attempted 12.0 126.0<br>
Units Passed 12.0 126.0<br>
Graded Attempted 8.0 121.0<br>
Graded Passed 8.0 121.0<br>
Grade Points 32.0 449.7<br>
Grade Point Balance 16.0 207.7<br>
Grade Point Average 4.000 3.717<br>
To encourage broad participation, units in<br>
courses 89, 89HC, 99, 189, 189HC, 190, 193<br>
& 194 will not count toward the max units<br>
allocated to each student (as of 1/14/04)<br>
This special adjustment will not be on<br>
your DPR but will be made by your Degree<br>
Auditor in preparation for the awarding of<br>
your degree. These units do count toward<br>
the 180 unit minimum and financial aid. </p>
<hr>
<p>NOTE:A maximum of 32 units of graded upper<br>
division tutorials (195s-199s) is allowed.<br>
Tutorials in excess of this limit MUST be<br>
taken on a P/NP basis. Only 8 units of<br>
tutorials are allowed per quarter. </p>
<hr>
<ul>
<li>College/School and University Requirements -
ENTRY-W/SUBJ A: SATISFIED<br>
AMERICAN HISTORY & INSTITUTIONS: SATISFIED<br>
WRITING I: SATISFIED<br>
WRITING II: SATISFIED<br>
QUANTITATIVE REASONING: SATISFIED<br>
FOREIGN LANGUAGE: SATISFIED<br>
—<br>
For Students In G.E. Clusters:<br>
Upon completion of the 3rd quarter of<br>
a cluster, you will earn credit for four<br>
General Education requirements. Please<br>
consult your College Counselor concerning<br>
the application of specific GE cluster<br>
courses on GE requirements.<br>
—<br>
- General Education Requirements -<br>
Dept Course Term Grade Units GT
Language Sequence/Limit Restrictions<br>
You are exempt from all UCLA General Education
(GE) requirements because you completed IGETC.
You are also exempt from Writing I & II,<br>
Quantitative Reasoning, and Foreign Language.<br>
- Major Requirements -<br>
Dept Course Term Grade Units GT
Preparation for Political Science Major<br>
Four courses from PS 10,20,30,40,50<br>
POL SCI 10 02F A 5.0<br>
POL SCI 20 02F 4.5<br>
POL SCI 40 02F 4.5<br>
POL SCI 50 02F 4.5<br>
One statistics course (see catalog)<br>
STATS ELEM STAT 1/SOC SCI 02F 4.5<br>
Course substitution applied<br>
POL SCI 07/26/02 KE/KE = PS 6<br>
Requirement GPA in Units Completed: 4.000<br>
Minimum Requirement GPA Needed: 2.00<br>
- Completed -<br>
Courses 119, 139, 149, 169, 179 and 189<br>
may be applied no more than twice toward<br>
the field concentration requirement. No<br>
more than THREE of these courses may be<br>
applied toward the major. Courses 195ABC<br>
and 199 may not be applied toward either<br>
the concentration or distribution<br>
requirement.<br>
------------------------------------------<br>
SPECIAL NOTE: All Preparation for the<br>
major needs to be completed by 135 units.<br>
------------------------------------------<br>
UD Political Science Requirements<br>
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -<br>
Comparative Politics Concentration<br>
Political Science 50<br>
POL SCI 50 02F 4.5<br>
Concentration:4 Comparative Politics crses<br>
POL SCI 152A 03W B+ 4.0<br>
POL SCI 159B 04F A- 4.0<br>
POL SCI 160 03S A 4.0<br>
POL SCI 166 04S A- 4.0<br>
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -<br>
Two distribution fields, including one<br>
LD and two UD courses in each.<br>
- - - - - - - - - - - -<br>
International Relations Distribution<br>
Political Science 20<br>
POL SCI 20 02F 4.5<br>
Two UD International Relations Courses<br>
POL SCI M191DC 05S A 8.0 G
Course substitution applied<br>
POL SCI 06/24/05 NH/NH = UD IR<br>
- - - - - - - - - - - -<br>
American Politics Distribution<br>
Political Science 40<br>
POL SCI 40 02F 4.5<br>
Two UD American Politics Courses<br>
POL SCI 141B 04W A 4.0<br>
POL SCI 120 03W A- 4.0<br>
Course substitution applied<br>
POL SCI 06/24/05 NH/NH<br>
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -<br>
- Completed -<br>
UD Political Science Electives<br>
Two additional UD Electives<br>
POL SCI 191H 04S B+ 4.0 G
POL SCI COMPARATV PUB ADMIN 03F A 3.0<br>
POL SCI INTEREST GRP POLITS 05S A 4.0<br>
- Completed -<br>
UD Allied Fields<br>
- - - - -<br>
4 UD CRS(16 units)IN NO MORE THAN 2 AREAS:<br>
History<br>
HIST 187C 02F A- 4.0<br>
HIST 184 03S A- 4.0<br>
HIST 116B 04W B 4.0<br>
Sociology<br>
SOCIOL M176 04F A 4.0<br>
- - - - -<br>
- Completed -<br>
Summary: UD Political Science Courses<br>
Ten Upper Division Poli Sci Courses<br>
POL SCI 120 03W A- 4.0<br>
POL SCI 141B 04W A 4.0<br>
POL SCI 152A 03W B+ 4.0<br>
POL SCI 159B 04F A- 4.0<br>
POL SCI 160 03S A 4.0<br>
POL SCI 166 04S A- 4.0<br>
POL SCI M191DC 05S A 8.0 G
POL SCI 191H 04S B+ 4.0 G
POL SCI COMPARATV PUB ADMIN 03F A 3.0<br>
POL SCI INTEREST GRP POLITS 05S A 4.0<br>
Requirement GPA in Units Completed: 3.786<br>
Minimum Requirement GPA Needed: 2.00<br>
- Completed -<br>
The Global GPA consists of all Political<br>
Science upper division courses used to<br>
satisfy the concentration, distributions<br>
and electives requirements.<br>
Global GPA in Units Completed: 3.786<br>
Minimum Global GPA Needed: 2.00<br>
Unused Courses in the Department of Major<br>
POL SCI UNITED STATES 02F 4.0<br>
POL SCI GOV/POL MIDDLE EAST 02F 4.5<br>
POL SCI 189 04W A 1.0<br>
POL SCI 190H 04F P 1.0 PN
POL SCI 198A 04F IP 4.0 T1
POL SCI M195DC 05S P 4.0 PN
- Minor Requirements -<br>
Dept Course Term Grade Units GT
East Asian Languages Minor<br>
One of Chinese 6, Japanese 6 or Korean 6<br>
JAPANSE 6 03S B+ 5.0<br>
One Civilization or Religion Course<br>
JAPAN 50 05W A- 5.0<br>
3 UD crs in Chinese, Japnese, Koreanlang.<br>
JAPANSE 100B 04W A 4.0<br>
JAPANSE 100C 04S B 4.0<br>
JAPANSE INTERMEDIATE JAPAN 031 B 4.0<br>
Course substitution applied<br>
EAL 12/10/04 JM/DZ = JAPANSE 100A<br>
Two UD Electives in the department<br>
Exemption petition applied<br>
2 EAP CRSES = 1 ELECTIVE<br>
JAPANSE 188 04W A+ 4.0 G
ASIA AM INTRO JAPAN STUDIES 03F A 1.5<br>
Course substitution applied<br>
ALC 052505 MB/DJ OK FOR ALC ELECTIVE<br>
ASIA AM INTRO JAPAN CULTURE 03F A 3.0<br>
Course substitution applied<br>
ALC 052505 MB/DJ OK FOR ALC ELECTIVE<br>
Requirement GPA in Units Completed: 3.574<br>
Minimum Requirement GPA Needed: 2.00<br>
- Completed -<br>
- Residence Requirements -<br>
Out of the last 45 units you complete for your
degree, 35 units must be taken in residence at
UCLA. No more than 99 of these residence units
may be from UCLA Summer Sessions programs.<br>
- MINORS & SPECIALIZATIONS -<br>
Students intending to graduate with a<br>
minor or specialization MUST petition<br>
to enter the minor or specialization<br>
by their final term.<br>
- COMMUNITY COLLEGE RESTRICTION -<br>
Students will NOT earn UNIT CREDIT<br>
for Community College coursework after<br>
having completed 105 units.<br>
- Upper Division Requirements -<br>
Upper Division units required: 60.0<br>
Upper Division units completed: 92.0<br>
Upper Division units in progress: 4.0<br>
-----<br>
Upper Division units needed: .0<br>
- Residence Requirements -<br>
The Major<br>
A minimum of 24 upper division units must<br>
be completed in residence in the major.<br>
- Credit Deductions -<br>
Sequence restriction deductions: NONE<br>
Credit limit deductions: NONE<br>
- Summary -<br>
Minimum units required: 180<br>
Maximum units allowed: 256<br>
Total UC units completed: 126.0<br>
Total number of units in progress: 4.0<br>
Total non-UC transferred: 124.0<br>
Additional college excess CC ( 19.0)<br>
Credit deductions: ( 0.0)<br>
-----<br>
Total Number of Units: 235.0<br>
Overall Degree Progress GPA: 3.717<br>
LATIN HONORS<br>
Honors with the Bachelor’s Degree are<br>
awarded according to your overall GPA<br>
at GRADUATION. To be eligible, YOU MUST<br>
HAVE COMPLETED 90 OR MORE GRADED UNITS AT<br>
THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Coursework<br>
taken on the Education Abroad Program will<br>
apply.<br>
Required GPAs in effect in your graduating<br>
year determine your eligibility and are<br>
subject to change on an annual basis.<br>
Effective Fall 2006, the following apply:<br>
CUM LAUDE: 3.638 min. overall GPA<br>
MAGNA CUM LAUDE: 3.769 min. overall GPA<br>
SUMMA CUM LAUDE: 3.862 min. overall GPA<br>
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</ul>
<p>the new housing app:</p>
<p>those who think gpa doesn’t transfer are accepted
those who think gpa transfers are rejected</p>
<p>
</p>
<p>I don’t believe it because I can look at my own transcript from UCLA and see that it’s not true.</p>
<p>UCLAri, you are my hero. lol</p>
<p>For those who still believe that gpa transfers…think about your ccc. If I take classes at SMC and at Moorpark College I am not going to have one cumulative gpa. I am going to have two seperate gpa’s. Why would a UC be any different?</p>
<p>
that makes no sense XD</p>
<p>
</p>
<p>No you’re not. You are going to have 1 big cumulative gpa…</p>
<p>If you remember on the UC application, you put the school’s name, the name of the course and the grade…then with all your schools counted, your UC gpa will be calculated.</p>
<p>Same thing could be said for the UCBerk supplement. It asked for the number of units you got A, Bs, and Cs in…etc. then your gpa is calculated from that. </p>
<p>Just because you went to two separate schools dont matter when it comes to the application itself; because in the end, your cumulative gpa will be calculated from both schools.</p>
<p>Also, your UCLA gpa and your CC gpa will be cumulative (i.e. calculated cumulatively from both schools) when you apply to graduate school.</p>
<p>Wow, ok on the UC app it asked you to fill out a gpa for EACH school attended. This is because SMC does not factor in grades I received at Moorpark. They are two seperate schools and their grading is independant of each other. A 3.0 at Moorpark will not bring down a 4.0 at SMC. In order to evaluate me as an applicant however a UC would calculate a cumulative gpa for me. This is only to evaluate me as an applicant. Just like when I apply to grad school they will take my gpa from ccc and my gpa from my transfer school and make one gpa. This does not mean I will start with a 3.9 (or whatever) in grad school.</p>
<p>“that makes no sense XD”
how so?</p>
<p>
</p>
<p>yes it will in the application.</p>
<p>Mojo, that is exactly what I said but we are not talking about the app. We are talking about after you are accepted. Here is the full quote:</p>
<p>“A 3.0 at Moorpark will not bring down a 4.0 at SMC. In order to evaluate me as an applicant however a UC would calculate a cumulative gpa for me”</p>
<p>Yeah, i guess, but the way you stated it before made no sense, which is why lost said that…
</p>
<p>Hope the clarification helped.</p>
<p>when are UCLA decisions going to be posted? Do they plan on releasing them the same day as cal’s?</p>
<p>I think it’s funny how some of you are so adamant on the fact that CC GPA does not transfer over when some people have gone out of their way to e-mail or contact admissions counselors. </p>
<p>UCLAri, congratulations on your great transcript. Whether or not it transferred over for you, the people who ATTENDED CC and are transferring to a UC and have contacted admission counselors to inquire have found that gpa does transfer over. In addition, I heard it from a TAG workshop for UCSD and from a UCSD counselor. Keep in mind, this is for UCSD, so if you guys are so curious about UCLA and CAL, go call the respective admissions counselors from those schools.</p>
<p>Lastly, I called an admissions counselor from UCSD and asked whether you get dropped or your admission revoked if you get a D or F. He said that’s the case only if it’s for the English or Math requirement, or if it affects your GPA badly. Someone, for example, can get an F in a GE requirement, but still maintain a 3.5. You’re fine.</p>
<p>But if you still don’t believe me, go call the counselor yourself. The phone number isn’t hard to find or hard to dial.</p>
<p>…</p>
<p>well I guess you’ll have to find out for yourself that gpa doesn’t transfer…</p>
<p>slim, thanks for the actual references from the counselors themselves. maybe it differs from school to school then.</p>
<p>also, im RELIEVED that getting a D or an F in a random course totally unrelated to my major should not have an impact on my admissions…or at least I hope so. I have A’s in all my pre-reqs for Poli Sci, so if i fail this stupid JAVA programming course(which i dont need for GE or anything) i hope, no, i PRAY, it wont affect me.</p>
<p>it doesn’t differ from school to school</p>
<p>every UC’s catalog says that your GPA is calculated from courses taken in the university of california, excluding extension courses</p>
<p>Does it matter that the reply I posted re: GPA transferability came from the UC rep from the official UC website? I’m wondering why he emailed me that reply if it isn’t acurate, especially since it is his line of work to specifically answer transfer questions.</p>
<p>UCLAri,
I’m confused at how your transcript reads…why does it say : “this is not a UCLA transcript”?
I’m not trying to be sarcastic, I have just never seen a UCLA transcript before only UCD and UCI so I am not understanding half of the coding on it.</p>
<p>No, your e-mail is very much appreciated luvtoolearn. Thanks for actually trying to find out the correct information directly from the source
</p>
<p>Yeah bobbak. You should be fine as long as its not major-related, not an English or Math requirement, and it doesnt bring your GPA down too much.</p>
<p>ugh, i just did some calculations and if i fail it will bring my gpa down by like .1
no bueno, considering it was only at a 3.3 when i applied</p>