Table of Contents
- 1 Is it easy to switch majors at UC Berkeley?
- 2 Does your major affect admission UC?
- 3 Does UC Berkeley admit by major?
- 4 When does UC Berkeley accept applications for transfer admission?
- 5 What are the requirements to be a junior at UC Berkeley?
- 6 How many units do you need to transfer from CCC to UCLA?
Is it easy to switch majors at UC Berkeley?
During the UC Berkeley application process you should apply to the major you wish to pursue as change of major is never guaranteed. Transfer students are not eligible to change majors or add a second major. There are, however, six joint major programs to which transfer students may apply after their first semester.
Does your major affect admission UC?
UC Admission Information – Major-Specific. Most UCs do not consider majors when making admission decisions. Generally speaking, all majors within a college or school are equally competitive.
Can I transfer to UC Berkeley as a sophomore?
Generally, you can only transfer to Berkeley, UCLA or any UC as a junior, although there are rare exceptions that crop up year to year. To qualify as a junior you must have a minimum of 60 semester (90 quarter) UC-transferable units completed by the end of spring prior to your admittance to the UC.
Does UC Berkeley admit by major?
Yes, Berkeley admits by major; however, some Berkeley colleges admit their students as undeclared until they meet the criteria for declaring a major.
When does UC Berkeley accept applications for transfer admission?
UC Berkeley only accepts applications for the Fall term. The UC Application is available in August the year prior to the Fall term you are applying for. The minimum requirements for Berkeley transfer admissions are listed below.
Can I use credit-bearing exams to get into UC Berkeley?
Units from credit-bearing exams can help students meet the unit minimum requirement, but will not be counted toward the unit maximum admission policy. Students can also use AP and IB exams for general education and/or subject credit and are encouraged to review ASSIST.org or guide.berkeley.edu for more details.
What are the requirements to be a junior at UC Berkeley?
To qualify as a junior you must have a minimum of 60 semester (90 quarter) UC-transferable units completed by the end of spring prior to your admittance to the UC. 5. Try to plan early. Plan efficiently by creating a spreadsheet that more or less charts your course schedule by term.
How many units do you need to transfer from CCC to UCLA?
To be considered for CCC priority consideration you need at least 30 semester (45 quarter) units from a CCC, and your last term must be at a CCC. 4. Have the minimum units needed for transfer. Generally, you can only transfer to Berkeley, UCLA or any UC as a junior, although there are rare exceptions that crop up year to year.