Didnt finish the classes on ASSIST.ORG?

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of California - San Diego
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<p>So I got in to UCSD for next fall as a transfer.I was just wondering by what time do I need to finish the classes on assist.org (the preparatory classes) for my major (Psychology B.A). I still have 6 out of the 8 classes. Yeah seems like a lot but for the past year Ive been focusing on taking all the required classes for SDSU just in case UCSD wouldn't happen.</p>

<p>So can anyone tell me if you HAVE to finish the classes within the first year as a transfer or is it just recommended? Im really just scared because I feel like the classes may get full realllllllly fast next year and I wont be able to get into all of them by the end of the year. Can anyone please let me know? I cant seem to find a time line anywhere online.</p>

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<p>I believe the UCs only give transfer students two years to finish all of their requirements for their BA. I know that UC Berkeley is very strict about this and if a transfer student has not finished their degree requirements after two years, their enrollment is canceled and they must leave without getting their degree.</p>

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<p>U mean all requirements as in all upper division classes as well?? Omg I dont think I would be able to finish all of those within 2 years. Thats like 18-20 classes for me</p>

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<p>[Transfer</a> Admission Requirements](<a href=“http://www.ucsd.edu/prospective-students/transfers/requirements.html]Transfer”>http://www.ucsd.edu/prospective-students/transfers/requirements.html)</p>

<p>It says “Many students who complete 2 full years of transferable coursework at a community college can graduate 2 years after transferring to UC, but the average is 2.9 years.”</p>

<p>So I dont think Im going to have to finish within 2 years…I hope…</p>

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<p>How it actually works is that you have a 240 unit cap (for engineering majors) and 200 unit cap (for non-engineering majors) to finish your degree, if you have IGETC and your pre-reqs done, the most they give you at UCSD is 105 quarter units (105 or 90, i can’t rememeber), so you have ~105 units to complete your degree. All my buddies who transferred to cal stayed 3 years, and they were in the capped majors and in the highly impacted school of engineering;</p>

<p>[Requirements</a> for the Master of Fine Arts Degree](<a href=“http://senate.ucsd.edu/manual/Regulations/PartII/600.htm#600a]Requirements”>http://senate.ucsd.edu/manual/Regulations/PartII/600.htm#600a)</p>

<p>look under: Maximum Unit Limitation [En 11/27/90]</p>

<p>i don’t know why the link says masters of fine arts but if you read the title on the website it says “REQUIREMENTS FOR THE BACHELOR’S DEGREE AT SAN DIEGO”</p>