Question for the engineering majors.

Transfer Students UC Transfers
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<p>Are engineering majors at all UCs impacted and how severely impacted are they? If you can't graduate in 2 years do they kick you out of the school at the end of the 2nd year? I think I've read somewhere that states if you're accepted into engineering as a transfer you will not be able to change your major and if you can't for whatever reason graduate in 2 years then you get kicked out.</p>

<p>P.S. this is not about being lazy and want to take a long time to graduate. It's about most CCs not offering intro engineering courses therefore having to make them up after the transfer making the curriculum tougher than for non-transfers, and I also want to take a few more life science classes than what is required. Factor everything in and it makes it very hard to graduate in 2 years.</p>

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<p>It is not that hard if you finish all your pre-requisites via assist.org. If you finish the chemistry math physics and english requirements (which make up the majority of the lower div courses) then you will come in a good position to finish. </p>

<p>For cal, I have to take roughly 16 units a semester to finish in 2 years. They give you two years, and then you can petition for an extra semester should you need one. Also, you have summer session to take courses. </p>

<p>Even though the CC may not have engineering courses, you may not be obligated to take those courses depending on which engineering major you are.</p>