listing sub-100 non-transferable courses on UC app

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<p>Hi Guys, </p>

<p>I was hoping someone here could answer my question, my counselor seems just as lost as I seem! </p>

<p>I have taken some sub-100 courses at my community college and I had listed them on my UC Admissions application in November when I applied, however someone else told me that I was only supposed to list 100+ classes that transfer. Does anyone have any experience with this? Its time for me to update my application and i think now would be the last time to either leave the classes there or delete them! </p>

<p>Thanks,
Jon</p>

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<p>Leave them.</p>

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<p>You’re supposed to list everything, even things like [tractor</a> driving](<a href=“http://daviswiki.org/ABT_49]tractor”>http://daviswiki.org/ABT_49) ;)</p>

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<p>list every course that you have taken, whether UC transferable or not.</p>

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<p>Yes you should list EVERYTHING you have taken including non UC transferable courses.</p>

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<p>Everyone above is correct, list each and every class you have ever taken at a CCC. </p>

<p>Then go tell your counselor he/she is an idiot for me.</p>

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<p>The procedure to select your classes using the online application.</p>

<p>1) You select the terms that you attended the college, say Summer 2010 to Spring 2012.
2) For each semester during that period, you are asked whether or not you took classes, if you didn’t, it may ask you for an explanation every semester that you skipped.
3) If you did take classes that semester, there are 2 separate systems to select your classes, on for transferable, one for non-transferables.</p>

<p>Transferable)
This is the easiest system, it is simply a menu were say you were taking ‘MATH 400 - Calculus’, you simply open up the MATH folder and scroll down to 400, if you already took it a previous semester, you put in the grade.</p>

<p>Non-transferable)
Non-transferable classes are not listed in the menu system, there is a button which says something like ‘I didn’t see all of my classes’ and by pressing it, you will open up a prompt asking for the class number say, ‘MATH 12’, and the name, ‘Using a Calculator’ and the grade.</p>

<p>Grade) Copy the grade that you received on your transcript. If you are currently taking that class, you put ‘IP’ for In Progress and for classes that you have not taken, say your Spring semester classes, you put ‘PL’ for Planned.</p>