<p>Hey Guys,</p>
<p>I saw someone on here who said they only have 58 units (semester system). Well I just found out I'm going to only have 86 transferable (107 total, btw i'm on quarter). Should I tell the UC system that I'll take summer courses? I know that they want you to have 90 units completed before the fall that you transfer in. So I'm assuming summer school at my CC will do fine.</p>
<p>Or am I completely wrong?</p>
<p>Summer school does not satisfy IGETC or unit requirements.</p>
<p>And, could you clarify your unit situation; when will you have 107 total quarter units?</p>
<p>he has 107 quarter units now, but only 86 of them are transferable.</p>
<p>i suggest you prepare for their phone calls and pick summer classes asap. i wish we knew more about approaching such a situation. someone here got an offer from UCD to complete their units over summer. But as for UCB or UCLA... well, I'm just not sure how they would reply.</p>
<p>How did you come up with 21 (~20%) units of non-transferrable coursework?</p>
<p>i thought 60 transferable units were equal to 90 quarter?</p>
<p>60 semester units equal 90 quarter units. Whether they are transferable is a whole other issue dragondawg.</p>
<p>that's why i said transferable units, unless you talking about something else.</p>
<p>60 transferable units equal 60 transferable units. changing from semester to quarter is different than transferable...</p>
<p>I'm in student gov, and to be in it you need to take a leadership class and leadership lab. I've accumulated a total of 9 lab units plus 4 class units. On top of that, I've taken 2 honors seminars (for TAP) and they're only 1 credit and I hear they don't transfer.</p>
<p>Weird thing is, I reported this when I applied to schools and I was still accepted into UCSB and SD</p>
<p>Actually I have 102 total, I miscalculated. Whoops</p>
<p>Damnit this really sucks...I can't believe I'm short one class. I'm done with all my IGETC and Transfer work so hopefully a transferable summer course will do fine...</p>
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<p>Wha? Are you sure? It didn't say anywhere that summer school is excluded from IGETC.</p>
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wow so basically you're telling me i'm F***ed?! I accidentally took the wrong course this semester and it didn't count for my physical science so i signed up for geology in the summer...and that doesnt even count?</p>
<p>so basically my IGETC doesnt count for ANY school? aka UCLA and UCI already threw my app in the trash? ---------____________-----------</p>
<p>I just got this off a site...</p>
<p>"Summer school is part of the prior year. The U.C. system strongly recommends completion of I.G.E.T.C. certification by Spring semester if transferring Fall semester."</p>
<p>...so does that mean i'm okay?</p>
<p>whoa whoa whoa holdupp</p>
<p>i believe summer classes, and even online classes, count towards IGETC and major requirements. But maybe it depends on the CCC you are attending. I know at Santa Monica College, they don't make a distinction bc even though it's in the summer, it's like an accelerated course and you do a hell of a lot of work bc it's a shorter session. Anyways, that would suck royally since I'm planning on utilizing those summers and winters to get 60 transferable credits.</p>
<p>lol not that they dont COUNT because they're summer or online, but that they dont count because its the summer before we transfer</p>
<p>yeah the colleges want you to finish everything by the end of spring semester</p>
<p>As far as I understand, summer school is fine, courses taken during summer count. </p>
<p>But they want us to finish IGETC/unit requirements by the end of the spring before we transfer. So, summer courses immediately before fall transfer don't count.</p>
<p>So bottom line, courses taken this summer for Fall 08 applicants won't count. Courses taken this summer for Fall 09 and later will.</p>
<p>Probably, you will get rejection from UCB.
u r already over 80 units....-_-,,,,
my friend got rejection from UCB last year by taking more than 80units.</p>
<p>baik -- quarter units, quarter.</p>