<p>I'm wondering what happens when the CC we attend doesn't offer a couple prereq's we may need for our intended major.</p>
<p>In the UCLA website, it says "all preparatory courses must be completed prior to transferring"</p>
<p>So what would someone do in this situation?</p>
<p>It’s out of your control, so unless you go to another cc that offers that course I don’t think you should worry about it. UCLA will probably tell you to take it at UCLA when you transfer. Call them just to make sure though.</p>
<p>If you can take it at another community college I would recommend you do that. Especially for heavily impacted majors, missing one prereq can be a deal breaker. Call UCLA, but, if at all possible try and finish everything. </p>
<p>But a large part of it is your major.</p>
<p>take that @ a different CC.
i had to take classes from 3 different CC’s to meet all of my requirements.</p>
<p>well you have no control over your school not offering those courses, so it wont be counted against you. But it can be a deal breaker when they look at your application. So my advice- see if any other cc’s close by are offering any of them and try to take them there. I went all the way to Santa monica college to fulfill the missing pre-reqs. And also, I would rather take those classes at a cc cus you have a higher chance of getting a better grade; whereas, taking the same class at a UC would be a lot harder. You can just focus on the upper division and your major once u get there. Good luck!</p>
<p>Okay so it states in the Transfer Admission Guide that six preparatory classes must be completed before transferring and there is a total of 11 preparatory classes listed.</p>
<p>So I should be good if I complete six?</p>
<p>^what is your major?</p>