<p>Hey I have a quick question about non-transferable courses. Do the UC's even look at them? I am in a situation where I got my Intermediate Algebra waived, and now I am taking Elementary Statistics here in the winter session. The catch is is that I was taking Intermediate Algebra during the Fall semester, but I dropped the class and received a W and got it waived by the administrative office to take Stats. I already submitted my updated grades for the Fall and displayed my Algebra class as a Withdrawal. Should I explain to them? My stats class will help me fill the math requirement for finishing my IGETC. I hope this doesn't jeopardize my application.</p>
<p>Thanks! :)</p>
<p>The UCs see them, but they disregard them, when calculating ur GPA. UNLESS you applied to UCB, UCB looks at ALL grades (unless you applied to a major in L&S; L&S only looks at transferable course work).</p>
<p>shouldn’t hurt if you didn’t get bad grades in those courses</p>
<p>shouldn’t hurt you even if you did get bad grades.</p>
<p>And how are you supposed to know if classes from 4 yr uni’s transfer? counselor help? lol cuz I am def. having that issue now.</p>
<p>when graduate schools calculate your gpa do they include your ccc’s nontransferable classes?</p>
<p>My school lists which systems (UC/CSU) each class transfers into on the schedule of classes.</p>
<p>If your’s doesn’t, you might be able to compare your transcript using ASSIST. Look up the classes you aren’t sure about using the GE listing and major pre-req listing, it it is on either of those lists then it is transferable. Ctrl-F will help you with this method.</p>
<p>@estrellatuya</p>
<p>The UC’s calculate your community college credits in terms of pass/fail. They do not impact your GPA shown on the UC transcript that graduate schools will see. With that being said, if you where to transfer to a school that calculates your lower division classes into the GPA, graduate schools tend to only care about your upper division classes.</p>
<p>Do the one unit PE classes like swim, yoga and so on count as part of the 60 units needed to transfer or do we need 60 academic units?</p>
<p>Yes, PE classes count. I didn’t find that out till I did my UC app, though I think they only take a maximum of 4 PE units.</p>