<p>Ok, that must be it then. I forgot to add a Spanish lab in there anyway, so I just added it and I’m now at 61. So I should be ok. Still need to figure out what the stats class is not listed as certified, but I’ll find that out later I suppose.</p>
<p>You guys are a massive help. Thanks!</p>
<p>That totally accounts for the 2 unit difference. Glad you’re still on the right side of 60 units :-)</p>
<p>Man, I’m playing it close. Thanks guys. I’ll be sure to sit down with counselors at both campuses to verify I’m all good. They both know me by name now, lol. ;)</p>
<p>You should be fine. B-) </p>
<p>Good for you for figuring it out now and not in the Spring!!</p>
<p>Luckie, you have no idea, I’m so OCD about my application it’s nuts. I drop into my planner daily, just to make sure it didn’t mysteriously change overnight. I’m ridiculous like that. :)</p>
<p>I completely understand. That will be me in November before I submit!</p>
<p>It will also be you between Jan-April 2015… Trust me. 
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<p>Assist.org was created specifically to list transferable California Community College courses. It does not list courses from non-CCC schools (4-year universities or out-of-state CCs).</p>
<p>Therefore, courses from UCLA Extension or other non-CCCs will never be “Assist-certified” since they aren’t in the Assist database. That doesn’t mean they aren’t UC-transferable; it just means the UC Planner/Application doesn’t automatically recognize them as such.</p>
<p>In other words, don’t worry about it. :)</p>
<p>@keelnailed the answer was so simple it blinded us.</p>
<p>Keen, that’s excellent news, thanks. So I guess it’s safe to assume the people looking over the application don’t just add up the assist certified number. I assume they also look over the rest of the courses to validate UC transferable courses as well. Thanks again guys.</p>
<p>@lindyk8
It’s funny, I obsessed over my apps until I submitted them. Then from December til April 1, I didn’t really think about it. Then once April 1 hit, and I knew decisions would be any day, that’s when I started obsessing again.</p>
<p>I pretty much stayed off of this site during those months because I knew people would get me sucked into worrying. </p>
<p>Haha wow, I can’t believe we didn’t see that!</p>
<p>As I may have mentioned, my daughter was blasé. I’m the one who rethinks every step over and over. I guess I didn’t really start the reassessing needlessly until around mid-March. That was more or less when we found out her TAG to UCSB would fail. From then on, I went into overdrive, baby. </p>
<p>Side question: I know it’s been answered but I can’t find it. Since the application window is the entire month of November, does it matter when in November I apply? Meaning, is it better to submit right away, or later in the month? </p>
<p>Because Lord knows I will have my finger hovering over the submit button at 11:59pm on October 31st.</p>
<p>Nope, timing of submission does not affect decisions or when decisions are released. However, submitting it earlier is recommended in case the site crashes at the end of November</p>
<p>No, it doesn’t matter when you submit your application. I submitted November 29th last year.</p>
<p>I have actually heard getting it in early is a good idea, but I can’t remember why. If it’s done get it in. Why wait?</p>
<p>I submitted mine on 11/29 last year.</p>
<p>Did you guys wait till last minute because you were behind in filling it out, or was it by choice?</p>