<p>I am thinking about taking a Spanish 3 course from UCLA extension in order to fulfill UCI's foreign language requirement and earn units to transfer to UCLA in the event that I am accepted. </p>
<p>Anyone have any experiences with these courses and their difficulty? I'm thinking of probably taking this course pass/no pass.</p>
<p>I’m sure Shannon will be dropping by here sometime today and she can, I believe, shed some light on this subject. She took some classes with Cal’s Extension.</p>
<p>^^^yes, but math is very different from Spanish.</p>
<p>OP- Is this class go at your own pace? If it is, it should be pretty easy, simply because you will have all the time you want to learn each concept. </p>
<p>if you are so worried about the difficulty, why don’t you just take Spanish 1 or 2?</p>
<p>I am taking a Political Science class at UCLA Extension this quarter. It’s 120B World Politics and Foreign Policy after 9/11. This class counts for the PoliSci major so it is a bit difficult. We have about 5 different foreign policy books to read including some extra books for our projects. I imagine that even a Spanish course is considerably more difficult than your average community college class. The math classes, from what I have heard, are also very challenging. The professors chosen for the extension program must go through the same process and must have the same credentials to be a professor at UCLA, so they are all very experienced in their fields. Also, keep in mind that it is a quarter class so there is a bigger work load than a semester class.</p>