UC transfer admission subject and unit requirements

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<p>I have a question about TAG regarding the transfer admission subject and unit requirements. I am planning on applying for TAG for computer science at Davis, I currently have completed 33 units and have a 3.48 gpa.</p>

<p>However, I'm not sure what the TAG site means by : I have completed or will complete all UC transfer admission subject and unit requirements by the end of spring 2014. My UC TAG Application includes courses that I have in progress and planned to complete these requirements by the date specified.</p>

<p>It links to this page: UC</a> Davis: Transfer Admission Requirements</p>

<p>I can finish the 3 semesters of English and Math, but I'm not sure about the 4 transferable courses in arts and humanties, social and behavioral sciences, and physical and biological sciences.</p>

<p>I've been getting mixed answers about this, and I just want to confirm with people who have successfully done their TAG. I've had people told me it must be 2 courses in each section, or just 4 courses of any sections total. On my UCTAP courses, the classes that I have completed that are in those categories are : introduction to sociology (soc10), fundamentals of chemistry (chem15), general chemistry (chem1a), principles of macroeconomic theory (econ10a), english composition (engl1a) . The class I have in progress that belong to those categories are general chemistry (chem1b) and engl1b. Am I good to go or do I need to take other GE classes? Next semester I am planning on just taking math/computer sciences courses for Cal Poly and UCSD, so I may not be able to fill other school's prereqs if I do not satisfy this criteria.</p>

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<p>From the website:</p>

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<p>This says that you need to take at least one course in two of the areas listed above, which you have.</p>

<p>Soc 10 - social and behavioral science
Chem 15 - physical and biological sciences
Chem 1A - physical and biological sciences</p>

<p>However, you still need one more course in either 3 of the categories to meet this requirement. You must finish the course by the end of Spring semester.</p>

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<p>So my econ1a, engl1a, and engl1b do not count?</p>

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<p>@gawdzillah</p>

<p>My apologies! Neither English falls into any of the three categories. The Econ1A however does fall into social and behavioral science, so you should be good.</p>

<p>For future reference to know what category classes you’re taking falls into Google search “<college name=”"> IGETC" This should show you the IGETC form for your school which tells you courses that fall into those categories.</college></p>