Is that possible to graduate within 1 year after transfering to UC Berkeley?

Transfer Students UC Transfers
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<p>QUESTION 1
Let's say I have completed 70 uc-transferable semester units from CCC and get in Applied Math OR Econ, Berkeley. </p>

<p>So, I need to complete approximately only 55 semester units there, right?</p>

<p>If I take classes like Summer 2010, and continue to take classes as the maximum UC allowed. I will most likely to complete by Summer 2011, right?</p>

<p>Is that possible?</p>

<p>QUESTION 2
If I want to do double major in Applied Maths and Econ, Do I have to spend extra semesters to complete? I means if I want to do that, I have to extend my graduation for like 1-2 semesters?</p>

<p>QUESTION 3
Does it has any minimum credit units require to graduate with 'Honors' at Berkeley/UCLA?</p>

<p>QUESTION 4
Do UCs have only 'Highest/High/Honor'? Do they have like 'Sum - Latin honor'?</p>

<p>Your prompt advice is highly appreciated.</p>

<p>Thanks in advance.</p>

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<p>1-
It's possible but unlikely. Unless you're a genius (and I mean that literally) then you'd be setting yourself up for failure. UCB upper-division workload >>>>> CC lower-division workload. That should be obvious. That said, the fact is that the average graduation time for entering transfers is 2.9 years. Go figure.</p>

<p>2-
If you plan on storming through your work in a year, then shouldn't it be obvious that you extend your graduation time?</p>

<p>3-
Do a search on the website.</p>

<p>4-
summa cum laude = highest honors
magna cum laude = high honors
cum laude = honors...</p>

<p>it will most likely appear this way on your diploma/transcript.</p>

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<p>Question 1: it is possible if you obtain an exemption from the four semester residence requirement.</p>

<p>Question 2: you do not need to spend extra semesters to double-major, as long as you can complete requirements for both majors in four semesters.</p>

<p>Question 3: College</a> Policies-Honors</p>

<p>Question 4: See Q3.</p>

<p>Also, if you keep writing "does it has", you may end up not getting in Cal.</p>

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<p>You can graduate in a year. You might not have a very stellar GPA or a social life whatsoever. But you can.</p>

<p>You don't have to take extra semesters to double major, but you can if you need to. But seeing that you want to graduate in a year, you probably don't want to do that.</p>

<p>IMO, take your time. If you get in, you might as well settle down and make use of the opportunities you have in Berkeley over two years.</p>