<p>Hello and may I just preface this by saying gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood luck to everybody in 2 days! WOOPIE!</p>
<p>K, now that the sugar's died down, I want to ask a question:</p>
<p>I Just had a thought that popped into my mind: It says on Berkeley's website that if you have over 80 transferable credits, you're ineligible.--I have 82 including this semester.</p>
<p>However, I called an admissions rep. and she said "only if you're transferring from a 4 yr school. If you have credits from a 4 yr and you have a least 30 from a community college, the credit load doesn't matter."</p>
<p>Did you only attend a CCC and never a 4-year?</p>
<p>If so, then no worries at all, man. There have been CCC to UCB transfers with well over 100 units before. It happens often.</p>
<p>Otherwise, so long as you’re CONSIDERED a CCC student (even if you’ve been to a 4-year) and have a little over 80, then it’s absolutely fine. (Although, the UCB admissions office doesn’t like to share this fact. They purposefully make it seem like anyone with 4-year units is instantly disqualified with over 80 units. The truth is that, even if you went to a 4-year, and have a little over 80 units and are considered a CCC transfer, then you are fine.)</p>
<p>Ok… So that was a complex answer.</p>
<p>Anyways:</p>
<p>Did you only attend CCC? You’re OK!
Did you attend a 4-year but are considered a CCC transfer? You’re OK!
Are you considered a 4-year transfer? Not OK, my man… Not OK…</p>
<p>The admin rep is right and the website is wrong. That info on the site is misleading but purposely put there to discourage people from accumulating tons of units.</p>