<p>Wow, I am only coming in with 12 units. LOL!!! Some guy in my orientation group had junior standing. Orientation 101, Julie's group. Everyone was pre-med, one guy in nursing.</p>
<p>Holy crap, the professor for math is atrocious? X___X I signed up for the only one left...</p>
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i'm coming in with 82.5 and taking math 33a (but winter quarter cuz the only professor left was apparently atrocious as decribed on the awesome bruinwalk.com)
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<p>Lee is one of the clearest and straight forward professors. The other is Wylie, who is part of VIGRE. He's taught 3B before an his scores is average.</p>
<p>I don't know why you are talking about. Lee is great, and Wylie is not on bruinwalk.</p>
<p>How many units are needed to graduate from UCLA?</p>
<p>180, I think.</p>
<p>Really? I was expecting more.</p>
<p>Thanks.</p>
<p>I believe so. The max is 216</p>
<p>What's the max you can petition for, and how do you do so?</p>
<p>I thought the max was 213+AP credits.</p>
<p>hahha i had mr. heinrich as well, for my year. Cool guy, I came in with 36 units. I'll have junior standing after my course credit clears.</p>
<p>i have 65.5!</p>
<p>Oh, might be old, but Wylie is an OK teacher. Enthusiastic, but his concepts do come unclear sometimes. </p>
<p>I came in with 55 units.</p>
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<p>This individual is a Freshman, who managed to get placed into upper level courses. Because of this, he will establish a heightened feeling of self-worth, and will consider himself to be a worthy equal to the majors in said department. Will bring up the fact that they are a FRESHMAN at every opportunity, and will become confounded when the upperclassmen in the same major aren't fawning over him or trying to suck his **** out of amazement at how awesome he must be, because he's taking upper level classes, but he's merely a FRESHMAN. If it is a language course, they will try to chat in that language, regardless of the fact that you won't understand what-the-****. Not because they're better than you, but in their pretentious righteousness, they don't realize they completely suck at it.
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<p>Who the hell cares about how many units you came in with? </p>
<p>What difference does it make that you spent $80+ bucks on units that are useless and do nothing for getting out of classes except upping your class standing so that UCLA can kick your ass out sooner?</p>
<p>Who gives a **** if you're going to do engineering and you probably need to redo your science APs? </p>
<p>Or if you're premed and you need to redo your physics, chem, math, etc. APs? </p>
<p>Big ****ing deal.</p>
<p>^______^</p>
<p>^Yeah, if I knew that I was going to do pre-med, I wouldn't have done all those APs to skip me out of super important classes DX</p>
<p>Nah, it helps beat the class enrollment rush. That's all its good for, unless you're shallow enough to brag "OMG I have 95 units hella l33t!"</p>
<p>hibicuspink, it is a big deal. </p>
<p>i could probably graduate in 2 years (only 1 major though) versus 3 or 4 years if i wanted to thanks to community college.</p>
<p>But, do your community college classes count for UCLA class credit?</p>
<p>yeah, i placed out of quite a few ges (2 engineering physics classes got me out of the physical science, and etc) and major prereqs</p>
<p>literally saved 1 full year.</p>
<p>ya cc credits count big time... the one drawback is that one a cc class is recorded as credit, you cannot take that class at UCLA because it is then deemed a repetition and you receive no credit. this differs from AP tests where you can choose at which level to come in and still receive credit...</p>
<p>this happened to me in math. i would like to take 32a/b at ucla to refresh my memory but because i took the classes for dual enrollment at my hs and the local cc i have to come in at 33a.</p>