<p>If I received a 4 on both the AP Language / AP Literature exams, am I exempt from taking all English courses or only writing I? Also, does this exempt me from Writing II or is that a separate requirement? The apcredit site says Eng 3 - what does that mean? Thanks.</p>
<p>There are two writing reqs, Writing 1 and writing 2.</p>
<p>Writing 1, if you don't pass out of it, is satisfied by a class called Eng Comp 3. This requirement can be passed out of with AP (not sure the exact reqs--probably a 4 or 5 on either of the AP English exams). </p>
<p>Writing 2 is satisfied by taking 2 different writing 2 approved courses, OR a writing 2 seminar, OR a GE cluster. However you CANNOT pass out of the writing 2 requirement coming into UCLA, no matter what your AP Scores are.</p>
<p>In short: your AP scores give you credit for Eng Comp 3 (AKA Writing1), but you still have to satisfy the writing 2 requirements.</p>
<p>then what's the uc entry level writing requirement for? i thought that was writing 1... =/ this is confusing.</p>
<p>Brandnew2, are you saying that if i take Comp Lit 2AW AND 2BW, I would be satisfying the writing two requirement?</p>
<p>yup, but i would recommend against the com lit classes. much more work than it's worth, there are easier writing 2 classes out there. i took comp lit 2dw and it was probably my least favorite class out of any that i've taken here. that's just personal opinion though.</p>
<p>what would you suggest to fulfil our writing requirement? are seminars easy or easier than the writing courses?</p>
<p>ok.... so if I got a 3 on the AP Comp&Lit exam, that's basically useless, and I'll have to take Eng comp 3?</p>
<p>what are some easy writing 2 classes?</p>
<p>sofa: you get credit for it...just not for writing 1</p>