<p>Hello, I am recently admitted to UCLA's Electrical Engineering major. I want to take an online community college class to knock down the English Composition 3 requirement. Would UCLA approve this idea? Is this possible to do? </p>
<p>If not, what other ideas can you do to knock down the English Composition 3 requirement. I do not have any AP English credits because I am currently not enrolled in one.</p>
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<p>check that out</p>
<p>It’s doable if you take the CCC course that is articulated through Assist.org. The main problem you will encounter is that most CCC have canceled summer session and you will be fighting with a lot of CCC students (who have enrollment priority) for the class at the CCC that still have summer sessions.</p>