<p>I want to do nuclear engineering at Berkeley, but my community college doesn't offer the major. Does it still work if i just take all the required classes and have my major "undecided"? Or do i need to be signed up for a specific major already before i apply to Berkeley?</p>
<p>UCB has several Chemical Engineering majors… i think your best bet would be to get accepted as that and then switch. I think they even have a Chem / Nuclear Engineering major (aside from the pure nuclear eng. major) so maybe your college has an articulation for that anyways.</p>
<p>do you mean your college does not offer articulation for that major or that major in general</p>
<p>i mean they dont offer nuclear engineering in general. they offer the pre reqs though</p>
<p>That is normal. Most community colleges do not have all the majors that the Universities have. </p>
<p>As a transfer student there is no need for you to declare a major in community college it is not necessary to transfer.</p>
<p>You do not transfer as an undecided, you transfer as a nuclear engineering major into UCB, and that is what you will apply as. It doesnt matter if you have a major in community college at all</p>
<p>You want to complete the general education requirements for the engineering college and the prequisities- all that are offered to be competative is best.
You also want to have 60 UC transferable units. That is all that is needed to transfer, no need to have a major in CC></p>
<p>oh nice. thanks alot for the clarification</p>