Transfer rate from El Camino College to UC schools?

I'm currently a student at El Camino College and I'm planning to transfer to a UC school. Does anyone know what the transfer rate is like and if there are any specific resources I should use?

The transfer rate from California Community Colleges to UC schools tends to fluctuate a bit year to year across different institutions, but generally, California Community College students make up a large percentage of UC school transfer students. Statistics show that around 90% of California Community College students who apply to transfer to a UC and meet the admission requirements get accepted to at least one UC campus. El Camino College is no exception, but for specific figures, you can usually find the most recent data on your college’s Student Success Scorecard or through the Transfer Center.

For resources, one of the most helpful resources to make use of is something called ASSIST, which is an online system that shows you how course credits transfer between California community colleges and UC or Cal State schools. It's an invaluable tool for mapping out your academic plan and ensuring the credits you earn will be applied to your bachelor's degree.

Additionally, the UC system has a Transfer Admission Guarantee (TAG) program with all California community colleges, including El Camino College. Through this program, you can secure guaranteed admission to one of six participating UC campuses if you meet certain criteria. Make sure you speak with your academic counselor to guide you through this process and ensure you're on track.

Finally, don’t forget about the resources that are right on your campus, like the Transfer Center or the counseling department. They will have plenty of material and can offer you one-on-one advice for your specific situation. They might even have relationships with admission officers at certain UC schools, which can sometimes facilitate a smoother transition.

In addition to that, it's highly recommended to take part in extracurricular activities as they can play an influential role in making your transfer application stand out. Each UC school values involvement in clubs, sports, or community service, but remember quality engagement is more important than the quantity of activities. Good luck with your journey!