Do I need to completely all classes on ASSIST to be able to transfer to UCLA?

[huyenbarillas]

Hi everyone, I was supposed to transfer to Cal state first but because of some personal reason, I now have a chance to chase my dream which is UCLA. However, I don’t think I can complete all the classes on ASSIST for my major to transfer in Fall 2021.

I wonder if those classes are required or recommended and students who completed them will have more chance to be accepted? (Sorry if I didn’t know something that I supposed to know…)

[mikemac]

The best answer would come from UCLA admissions; why not call or email them? http://www.admission.ucla.edu/contactus.htm

They do say this for Letters & Science

Listed below are the majors within the College of Letters and Science with links to the lower division preparatory courses for each. You should complete as many preparatory courses as possible prior to transferring, based on the availability of the courses at your current and/or local schools. California community college students are strongly encouraged to complete IGETC; all other transfer students are encouraged to make progress toward completion of the UCLA general education requirements.

Some majors are highly selective; for these we look for look for stronger preparation and the completion of most preparatory courses before transferring. **A significant number of courses should be completed at the time of application./b
http://www.admission.ucla.edu/Prospect/Adm_tr/lsmajors.htm

So it sounds like not everything must be completed but the more the better, especially for selective majors.

[huyenbarillas]

@mikemac thank you for your reply.