Regarding Yr reqs. and quarter system

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of California - Santa Cruz
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<p>This question popped into my head as I was looking at various graduate school requirements. They often times say "a year of biology (with lab), a year of calculus (college level math), etc etc"</p>

<p>My question is this. Since a lot of classes are quarter length, how do I know if my class is a year's worth? Would I need to take 3 quarters of biology to qualify as 1 year of bio for med school, for example?</p>

<p>Or are some classes only needed to take 1-2 quarters of to qualify as 1 year? Bit unclear on this.</p>

<p>Cheers guys</p>

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<p>well for biology, chem, ochem, physics you need the full 3 quarters…</p>

<p>but for Calculus the schools that require 2 semester just need 2 quarters because they only want single variable calc… no multibvariable which is usually in the 3rd quarter of calc. .</p>

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<p>Thanks for clearing that up ENT</p>