<p>I heard about this for the first time during my orientation at UC Davis.
Basically<br>
"If you are a UC undergraduate in good standing, you may attend another University campus for a quarter or a semester if space is available. This way you can take courses that aren't available at your home campus or explore another campus if you are considering transferring."</p>
<p>UC Berkeley website has the best explanation for it so I will link it here.
Intercampus</a> Visitor Program</p>
<p>It sounds freaking awesome right ? It is especially perfect for those (ME! )who cannot afford to study abroad but want a change of scenery
Has anyone done this program before ? Share your experience. Anyone plan doing it ?</p>
<p>Whoaaa! I’ve never even heard of this! It would be a cool opportunity! </p>
<p>Thanks for the info!</p>
<p>I’ve actually been planning on doing this for a while. I may take spring 2011 at Davis or UCLA. I get bored quickly lol. Now, if I absolutely adore Berkeley, I probably won’t do the inter-campus option. However, I love the idea, and I will definitely keep considering it.</p>
<p>Omg… awesome. I so want to do this.</p>
<p>Sweeet. Do they have this for ucla students wanting to take a semester at ucsd?</p>
<p>It’s open for all students in any UC campus.</p>
<p>Each UC has a special guideline and the classes that you can take. So check the UC website :)</p>
<p>u got to be kidding me. One reason why I decided to go to community college was to apply to different UCs that I didnt apply to my seniro year. If I knew this program existed I would of went to my UC and took a semester somewhere else</p>
<p>^^^
I was so shocked when I learn about the program. It is actually not presented anywhere…but while the Dean answered a student’s question, he vaguely mentioned it and I was like WHAT???
I believe UCs don’t want everyone to know it until you are at the school (by then you would love your UC already and don’t want a semester away). If not, TOO many people would take advantage of it and the program would get out of control i guess.</p>
<p>they let transfers do this?</p>
<p>Relax, a quarter or semester isn’t much.</p>
<p>Also , make sure the course is equivalent , lol. I wouldn’t recommend it if you are taking a major/subject that requires many series (ABC , etc). There are some people on this site that tried to do an intercampus transfer but had pre-req issues since the courses did not transfer exactly as planned.</p>
<p>Plan it out carefully!</p>
<p>@johnny115
It’s a program for any UC student. But he/she must have stayed at his/her “home UC” for at least a year.</p>
<p>@unknownpleasures
It’s not like intercampus transfer of course or like I get out of my UC or something like that. But it would be a great experience trying a quarter at another environment 
It’s like “study abroad” right in the UC system. lol</p>
<p>Has anyone tried to appeal the yearlong requirement for this?</p>
<p>i doubt any of us will actually do this, but sounds fun</p>
<p>I would actually love to do this if I can! A year seems a bit long though to have to wait</p>