<p>How many units you plan to take in the first sememster at UC?</p>
<p>twelve....</p>
<p>I'll be taking 15 units.</p>
<p>At CalSo they recommend no more than two upper division courses your first semester just so you don't selfpwn. I'm gonna take their word for it and throw in a one/two unit class here or there. I'm looking to hit 13.</p>
<p>13 planned here as well. (So tempted to take Latin, but I have a feeling it'd take up more time than I'd like...)</p>
<p>I need 15 for the honors program. So yeah. 15, I guess.</p>
<p>if you are going to take 2 upper division, how can you reach 13 units? What classes will you take beside the 2 upper division classes</p>
<p>12 =D</p>
<p>every quarter, except for ONE, which will have 13 units.</p>
<p>Edward probably means upper division major courses. Or I could be completely wrong since I haven't attended CalSO yet. The rest of those units can be filled up with electives or a course that'll fulfill the American Cultures requirement. I don't think you need to take upper division GE courses...</p>
<p>how many units do we need at UCB our last 2 years to graduate?</p>
<p>120-70units = 50 units</p>
<p>is the 70 from your CC? i thought they capped it at 60 semester or 90 quarter units that can be used towards graduation</p>
<p>About 14 I suppose.</p>
<p>anvilfactory> I tried to take latin last semester. It DID take up too much of my time. I had to drop it in the second week. (This left me scrambling for units). I have since learned that it is a good rule to sign up for more units than you actually plan to take (it's easier to drop a class than it is to pick one up after the semester starts). So fill up your schedule during Phase II registration.</p>
<p>When are transfer students allowed to begin registering for classes? After orientation?</p>
<p>12 units / 3 classes every quarter :) But if I take a minor, it'll be different (or summer school) I haven't decided yet.</p>
<p>Does anyone know what kind of "fun" 1-unit classes UCSD has?</p>