<p>I will be attending UCLA as a junior transfer this upcoming quarter(Fall 2012). I've already finished 1 year of both general biology and general chemistry. My question is: Can I jump right into 14C, or do I have to take the 30 sequence?</p>
<p>There's no real reason for me to take the 30 sequence, but it feels weird that I'll only have to take three courses(14C/14CL, 14D) to fulfillment med school requirements(which ask for one year of organic chemistry with lab).</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>You should probably post this here: </p>
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<p>I think you need to have taken the entire Chem 14 series to satisfy pre-med requirements. UCLA has a very strange Chem setup regarding the 14 series, and I don’t think it was designed with transfer students in mind. You might have to take the 30 sequence instead. I may be wrong. You’ll be able to go over it with an advisor at orientation right?</p>
<p>Will post in the UCLA section. </p>
<p>Yeah, the entire chem sequence is pretty odd. I’ll talk with an adviser for sure, just wanted to get some input. Really hoping I don’t have to take the 30 sequence.</p>