<p>Hello. I had a question.</p>
<p>I'm currently attending CC in Orange County.
But it seems like near the end of fall semester (around Dec), I might have to move to LA
and attend CC located in that area. I will apply for Fall '12 this Nov for Cognitive Science major in UCLA. I haven't completed my pre reqs yet..but I'll be done with it this coming Spring '12 (Except for Calculus 2) at CC in LA. Will moving/transferring to other CC before completing my pre reqs affect my chance of getting into UCLA? Is it better to just finish the pre reqs in current CC? </p>
<p>Sorry I think my wordings were a bit confusing :(</p>
<p>im almost doing the same classes as you. i think the calculus and physics series of courses are the most important when transferring.</p>
<p>Hi, I’m a transfer to UC Berkeley and was in the same situation you were in. No, it will not be a problem as long as the courses you take in series are at the same CC. For example, take all of the Physics series in 1 CC, take all of the calculus series in 1 CC. Take all of your university composition english classes in one CC. The GE courses that are not in series such as like 1 philosophy course, etc can be taken somewhere else as long as it’s transferrable. If you do take a series course interchangeably at different cc’s, you should get that settled with your counselor and an admissions officer at the UC of your choice. Hope this helps.</p>
<p>@ bummerdude07: omg really?? ;0 i am taking chem instead of physics. and haven’t taken any calculus course yet 
@ xcaliberse: thank you so much!! ur response was really helpful!!! i guess i should ask the counselor since i probably have to take calculus interchangeably at different cc’s ;)</p>
<p>@xcaliberse what if I take calc at one ccc and calc 2 at a different ccc even though they transfer as first and second at uc?</p>
<p>@jblightly</p>
<p>i did that i took calc 2 at a different cc and transfered it back at my original cc. so yes its possible</p>
<p>Yes, it’s possible, but speaking with actual admission officers from UC Berkeley, they look more into it if you took it interchangeably than if u took it throughout 1 CC. Meaning, they will question and find out whether the combination of the courses will suffice. I guess not EVERY CC has the series the same as every other CC. For example, city college of san francisco has their physics series split into 4 semester-length classes, while college of san mateo has their physics series split into 3 semester-length classes. Either way, it’s safer to check w/ an admission officer or a counselor at the very least. Or even a school rep from the university.</p>