<p>Hello all, and good luck this semester as fall is here for most students!</p>
<p>I have a bit of a problem I could do with clarification with. I plan to transfer to a UC/CSU from a California CC with a double major in English Lit and either biochem or chemical engineering (although I'm leaning towards the latter since I'm note interested in the industry part than research/academic part of chemistry) I have always harbored a love for both of these subjects, a weird combination but not unheard of!</p>
<p>Basically, my situation:
-chose a while ago to major in English, not Chem, follow your dreams etc, I'd love to be a teacher (esl abroad or Eng lit in us)
-I have everything ready to transfer to UCs or CSUs in Fall 2015 as an English major
-In order to transfer as a biochem/chemE major, I would not be done with the required math/chem/phys/misc engr+eltn courses that 4-yr universities require as lower-division major req's until ~Spring 2016</p>
<p>How would I even go about doing this? Do I transfer now as an English major, then apply to double major and do all the chem coursework (incl. Lower division courses) at my uni? This would cost a lot more than a CC and want to avoid it for that reason.</p>
<p>So is there any way to do as much coursework at my CC as possible to transfer as this double major?</p>
<p>The main concern is that these majors are so unrelated that coursework doesn't coincide and uni's have a cap for the amount of units they accept to transfer, which essentially prevents me from completing and transferring all the necessary coursework for BOTH majors. (right?)</p>
<p>Not to mention the complications of having to apply to two different colleges at my uni of choice (science, letters).</p>
<p>Please shed a little light on this for me, I'm very lost and confused at the moment.</p>