<p>I have a quick question..</p>
<p>When a community college student submits his official transcript to say, UCLA or Berkley, does the admissions committee even view the non-transferrable courses (introductory math and or english)? Are they even on the transcript that is sent to them?</p>
<p>I know the courses are non-transferrable and supposedly don't count against me when applying, but I'm just curious. </p>
<p>Thanks again</p>
<p>Berkeley counts ALL grades unless you apply to their college of letters and science. If you apply to the college of L&S, then I believe the non-transferable courses aren’t even sent with the transcript.</p>
<p>^ ur partially correct, Berkeley does count ALL of them with the excepion of the colleges of L&S, but when u send in the transcript it has EVERY course you have ever taken, the non-transferable just wont be considered (cept for Berk).</p>
<p>"^ ur partially correct, Berkeley does count ALL of them with the excepion of the colleges of L&S, but when u send in the transcript it has EVERY course you have ever taken, the non-transferable just wont be considered (cept for Berk).</p>
<p>So you’re saying even if you apply to L&S they’re still going to see that B in underwater basketweaving? Since it won’t be considered they will just brush it off?</p>
<p>Also, aren’t the official transcripts only sent after you’ve been admitted?</p>
<p>Yes and yes</p>