What is the IGETC?

Transfer Students
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it relates to a general theme of diversity

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<p>That is so Berkeley it hurts.</p>

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That is so Berkeley it hurts.

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<p>hahah, why are you bashing on berkeley dude? I thought you were allies with DRab. :mad:</p>

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<p>Hahah. I tease with LOVE. </3</p>

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Hahah. I tease with LOVE. </3

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<p>Shiboing Boing must be your best friend. :rolleyes:</p>

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<p>Hey! That's just MEAN. /sniff.</p>

<p>Anyway, back to IGETC stuff.</p>

<p>I highly recommend completion of the IGETC. Even though you don't have to, it's a good thing to have both at admission time and once at the university. I know that I had to mention it at least once for something paperworky back in undergrad.</p>

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<p>I have always thought completion of IGETC was mandatory prior to transfer? </p>

<p>In any case, I would just recommend completing IGETC at your CC if possible. I took stats at my CC (watered down math for humanities majors) and did quite well; I don't want to even think about how I would do in a Berkeley math class... :(</p>

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<p>Surprisingly, I met more than a few people who never completed the IGETC at both Cal and UCLA. But the vast majority of transfers will and should complete it.</p>

<p>It's not even that the classes at CC are easier (that's another debate), but that it provides a good early structure to get things done before you're one quarter away from graduating ZOMG I didn't do my last GE I need to do a summer school class after I walk and I hate this because I can't go party with my friends and this sucks. </p>

<p>Yeah...it happens.</p>

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<p>ok, im takin IGETC then. THANKS GUYS! i love this forum.</p>