<p>hey guys, i have a few questions</p>
<li>could i take courses in more than 1 college?</li>
<li>are there any course requirements? (besides the ones for your major) like do you have to take so and so number of humanity courses, etc.</li>
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<p>im just starting to look at UC’s so if you guys have anything you think is important to say, go right ahead! btw, im in new york which apparently is a bad thing for uc admission</p>
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<li>by “college” do you mean the colleges within a single university or do you mean different universities?</li>
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<p>you can take courses at different universities to fulfill your requirements (there is a minimum of units that you have to take physically at UC’s though (at least for UCLA, but i’m pretty sure this is the same for the other UCs)</p>
<p>if you mean within the same universities, but different colleges, then yes. a person in the college of LETTERS and SCIENCES can take classes in the college of arts/architecture</p>
<p>2.</p>
<p>yes, you are required to take courses outside of the area of your particular major. for example, i am a life science major, but I am also required to take writing classes, history, etc.</p>
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Just so you’re aware, the OOS cost of UCLA is $45K this year, and is pretty sure to go up due to the CA budget crisis. Second, you can’t attend and then somehow qualify for in-state rates after a year or two.</p>
<p>UCLA is a great school for CA residents, but for $45K/year you could go to schools with more personal attention, smaller classes, etc.</p>