<p>hey guys i have orientation tommorow and a friend just informed me the counselors dont even really help or guide you through choosing classes. im transferring in as a junior..i know i need to take Psych100A..but what else? i tried to look it up on the ucla website..and using the DRP but i couldnt understand it/find much..can someone help? and also he told me that i could take no more than 3 classes my first quarter..is this true as well? so i guess the main question i have is..besides psych100A what other two classes should i take to fulfill my major requirements. i am not pre med or pre law or anything..just psych (BA) THANKS SO MUCH!</p>
<p>They will help you with this at orientation. They will give you a list of “the easier psyc” classes we need for our major and they will tell u to choose one from that list (exp: abnormal psyc, developmental psyc, etc) . Then they give u a list of other recommended classes that have nothing to do with your major. However, U can choose whichever class you want for the third choice.( meaning, it doesn’t have to be from the list they give you)</p>
<p>if the upper div psych core classes are full (like abnormal, social, cognitive, etc.), which they might be at this point, don’t forget that you need to take 4 psych “electives” (which means ANY upper div psych class).</p>