<p>When I start my UC application and choose UCSD from the list, it ask me to rank all the seven colleges in UCSD and doesn't ask me for the major. I am planning to major in economics in UCSD, but I can not find anywhere on website to show me which college has this major, it only says there is a economic dpartment. So what should do? Thanks a lot!</p>
<p>u can pretty much go into any major from any college at ucsd…each college has more to do with where u will live and wat the graduation requirements r…i dont think there’s much else to it…at least as far as i know</p>
<p>Your major doesnt matter when choosing colleges. Just liek lomkh said, it has to do with where you will live on campus, and upper division general education graduation requirements. </p>
<p>Muir, and Marshall have the least requirements. Sixth, and Warren seem to have a few more requirements. Roosevelt and Revelle have the most requirements, those 2 colleges dont consider you finished with lower division requirements just because you did IGETC. </p>
<p>All the other colleges do not require you take any extra lower division classes when you get there if you are IGETC certified. Roosevelt and Revelle do.</p>
<p>So basically, if you want to take the least amount of classes upon arrival to UCSD, dont pick Roosevelt or Revelle, pick Marshall, Muir, or even Warren.</p>
<p>Just to clarify, as a transfer your choice of college does <em>not</em> determine where you will live on campus. All of the college specific housing is for freshman entry students.</p>