What do they mean by "UC Transferable???"

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<p>I recently moved down to CA from Washington State. I am now in the process of enrolling at a local CC. There, I will be enrolled until I can obtain IGETC and complete my intended major pre-reqs.</p>

<p>I took a lot of classes at a CC (and 19 at a 4-year) while I was in Washington. I have already made sure that won’t be exceeding the ‘max units’ for Berkeley, UCLA, and Irvine. But my question is:</p>

<p>What do the UCs consider as “UC-Transferable” units??</p>

<p>(note: all of my WA courses were 100 level and over with no remedial math classes, etc.) </p>

<p>But still, I am not sure which courses will all be considered “transferable.” I know you cannot give me a specific answer without looking over my transcripts, but what are some general rules of thumb for classes that are considered “UC Transferable??”</p>

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<p>You’d probably receive better responses if you posted this in the UC Transfer sub-forum. Since these classes were taken in a different state, you should probably call Cal, UCLA, and Irvine. I hope you saved your syllabi.</p>

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<p>This is a toughie. I was in a similar situation, and all of the UC representatives I talked to from UCLA and Berkeley told me to look up their campus’ catalog and read the course descriptions. If your class is similar in content, it should transfer.</p>

<p>I know this is awfully vague, but this is the only answer I was given. Hope this helps!</p>

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<p>^Yep, that’s the best answer you’ll get. Sorry–I’m in the same boat myself.</p>