<p>i am most likely going into some sort of science/engineering major and i will be going to warren. would classes taken over the summer at CC such as psychology and sociology be accepted in UCSD?</p>
<p>Yes, though look on assist.org to see how they’ll transfer. They may only count for credit, but hey, that’ll help you get into your classes if they fill up fast.</p>
<p>I thinkkkk you should try to enjoy your last free summer before college.</p>
<p>I partially disagree with ucsandiego915. I’m taking an intro chem course over the summer (at a community college, not UCSD) because my high school chem course was taught by a student teacher who didn’t do a very good job (my actual teacher was out of the picture a lot, which didn’t help). Subsequently, chemistry is something that interests me but I lack knowledge in.</p>
<p>I am taking the class Monday through Thursday from 8 to noon, which leaves afternoons and evenings free. Weekends are still readily available and parties on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights can and will be attainable with this less-than-rigorous course load.</p>
<p>I’d say to choose one class that will allow you to explore something you’re interested in, offered at a convenient time, and you’ll enjoy your summer. I would suggest a course like “Intro to Engineering” (when I took it, I realized halfway through that I do NOT want to be an engineer!) or some other intro course in a subject that you might want to select as your major.</p>
<p>I would take californiaxo’s advice. It doesn’t hurt to get some credit over the summer while also exploring a subject that you’re interested in but don’t quite understand. An intro class that you can just incorporate into your summer schedule sounds like a good idea. </p>
<p>My friend for example, was considering Cognitive Science HCI at UCSD until she took a programming class and realized she hated programming.</p>
<p>If you’re in-state, your CC should say if you can or cannot get credit for it at a UC in the catalog. Like someone said, you should check [Welcome</a> to ASSIST](<a href=“Welcome to ASSIST”>Welcome to ASSIST) to confirm. I imagine any general sociology or psychology course should be accepted for credit at all UCs.</p>
<p>I agree with ucsandiego915. Enjoy this last summer, you’ll have 3 more summers to do coursework. Plus, with all the freshman seminar courses, I’m sure you will be able to narrow down what you want to do in the science/engineering majors (a lot of them have very similar LD requirements too).</p>
<p>Californiaxo’s case is circumstantial. If you had really bad teachers and want to brush up on the subject that you don’t have a good foundation in go ahead and do what he/she is doing. Otherwise just relax.</p>