Taking the following courses will meet all of the transfer admission course requirements for the participating majors listed below.
Full sequences can take two to four terms to complete (depending on whether your institution is on semesters or quarters), so you'll want to start them early. Use ASSIST to find the specific classes offered at your community college that will satisfy the expected coursework at a particular UC campus. In addition to the coursework above, you will need to fulfill minimum requirements expected of all transfer applicants to UC.
If you’re working on an Associate Degree for Transfer (ADT) in economics at your community college, there's a lot of overlap with UC Transfer Pathway coursework. The difference between what UC expects and what some ADTs require is the full introductory sequence of single variable calculus. Also, UC does not expect you to complete statistics at the community college but some campuses may require it post-transfer. Make sure to check ASSIST to find statistics courses that count towards this major at UC. Additional courses required for an ADT may be eligible for UC credit at some campuses. Check ASSIST for details.
The Economics Pathway applies to the degree programs listed below. More degree programs may be added in the future so you should check back periodically to see if your major has joined this list.
Admission to different UC campuses and majors varies in competitiveness depending on how many students apply and how many slots are available. As a result, the minimum GPA and grade requirements for particular courses may vary from campus to campus. Make sure to look on the campus admissions websites to find minimum expected grade point averages for the major you are interested in.
Use ASSIST to ensure that your courses are accepted by each campus as part of major preparation.
Use the Transfer Admission Planner to track and plan your coursework.