determining "transferability"??

Transfer Students
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<p>the ucla admissions website says that in order to be considered for transfer admission, you have to have completed 60 semester/90 quarter units by the end of your sophomore year. but it also says that ucla can't determine if your courses will transfer or not until after you matriculate. </p>

<p>well, why is this significant? i'm a student at usc who is considering transferring to ucla in my junior year. i want to take a class (marketing) which most likely will not transfer to ucla, even just for credit. i'm wondering if this will hurt my chances... i mean, even the classes which i think will transfer.... i don't know for sure that they will. so if i could end up with less than 60 semester units, i should probably try to avoid any classes which i know for sure will not transfer (such as marketing), correct?</p>

<p>or should i just take whatever classes i want to take and assume that it won't matter??</p>

<p>sort of confused about this...</p>

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<p>Yeah, what I did was try to take classes at my current school which were either exactly the same or very close to classes at the schools I am applying to. But really, there is only so much you can do...</p>

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<p>could one actually get their admission revoked if, after being accepted, it turns out they don't have 60 transferable units??</p>