Out Of State Honors Classes

Hello.
I am an out of state student and I have a few questions on what classes are honors and which are not.

  1. PreCalculus
  2. Calculus Dual Credit 1&2 (Equivelent to AP CALC BC)
  3. Calculus 3 & Linear Algebra
  4. Dual Credit Java
  5. Dual Credit Accounting
  6. IB Language and Literature 1&2

Also, does IB History SL count as “American History” or no?

How do I find which are weighted in the future and which are not?

Long question, I know. I would like to thank anyone who took the time to answer my questions!

  1. IB Language and Literature SL 1&2 (I it’s weird)

For OOS, only AP or IB courses will get the extra weighting in the UC GPA calculation. Capped weighted UC GPA is 8 semesters of these courses taken 10-11th grades. Fully weighted uncapped UC GPA is unlimited semesters of these courses taken 10-11th grades. The UC’s do not give extra weighting to “High School designated Honors” courses.

http://admission.universityofcalifornia.edu/counselors/files/apply-online-freshman-out-of-state.pdf

Thanks for the response!

Are all IB classes weighted or just some of them?

IB Course list for the a-g requirements:

https://hs-articulation.ucop.edu/agcourselist#/list/details/4486/

College courses/Dual Enrollment taken while in high school are eligible for +1 honors points when calculating GPA for UC purposes, if they are transferable to UC (see http://www.assist.org ) or otherwise listed as an honors a-g course (see https://hs-articulation.ucop.edu/agcourselist#/list/search/institution ) for in-state.

“Honors-level courses in mathematics must be at the mathematical analysis (pre-calculus) level or above.”
Is that just for in-state or out of state?

There is no “honors level pre-calculus” for out of state applicants that will get the honors weighting.

@gumbymom thanks for everything! Just one last question.
My school has "IB Lang and Lit SL 1 & 2 " but it isn’t even recognized on the UC IB list. Does that make it a non a-g course or?

The list I linked is up to date. You could email UC admissions and ask directly to see if your course would be recognized a-g course. Maybe it is English IB SL which is UC approved Honors?

If students have a question about the application process, call the application center at (800) 207-1710 (within the U.S.) or (925) 298-6856 (outside the U.S.) during normal business hours, or e-mail ucinfo@applyucsupport.net.

Ok, thanks for everything!