The N prefix.

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of California - Berkeley
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<p>Hi all,</p>

<p>I'm a newly admitted transfer student for fall. I'm looking to take some summer classes and stumbled upon one I need with the "N" prefix. Berkeley says the following about this..</p>

<p>"Courses with the same number and title as the Fall/Spring version but which differ in a significant way (unit value, hours of class meeting, or a change to the course description) carry the prefix "N". This indicates the course is "not identical" to the Fall/Spring versions."</p>

<p>My question is does that N- class still count towards your requirements just as if you had taken it in the fall or spring? This is not clear to me on their site.</p>

<p>Thanks guys/gals.</p>

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<p>Make it more specific. What N class for what requirement? </p>

<p>I’m taking an N-class that satisfies the same requirement as its usual version would. But your case has a slight chance of being different.</p>

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<p>yeah i was wondering about this too. im taking english N1A over the summer and it’s only 3 units… the CoE requires a RC to be 4 units. does this class satisfy the requirement??? gahhhhh</p>

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<p>what! where does it say that?</p>