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How can I transfer community college credits to UCB?

I'm a community college student and I'm considering attending UC Berkeley this summer. Does anyone know the steps for transferring my credits? Are there specific forms or deadlines I need to be aware of?

11 months ago

Sure, transferring your community college credits to UC Berkeley (UCB) involves a multi-step procedure that usually starts with a college counselor or academic advisor to ensure a smooth transition. Here are steps you should follow:

1. Course Evaluation: Your community college and UC Berkeley should have an articulation agreement. This is essentially a list of how every course at your school will transfer to UCB. You can also check Transfer Credit Requirements and Resources under UCB's website to make sure your credits are transferable.

2. Transcript Request: Request an official copy of your transcript from your community college. It's often available through your school's website, or you might have to visit the registrar's office. In addition to ordering a copy for yourself, you'll also have to send an official copy to UC Berkeley.

3. Submitting your Transcript to UC Berkeley: Once you've got your official transcript, you'll submit it to UC Berkeley's admissions office. They recommend that you submit your transcripts as early as possible, but the hard deadline generally falls in July of the year you're aiming to enroll at UCB.

4. UCB's Transcript Evaluation: Once UC Berkeley gets your transcript, they'll determine how each course you've taken will transfer. This process can take several weeks, so make sure you submit your transcripts as soon as possible.

After each of these steps, it can be beneficial to regularly follow up with the admissions office at UCB to ascertain the status of your credit transfer procedure. Do clarify any doubts you may have to ensure you're on the right track.

Remember that every college's process is a bit different, but these steps should provide a good starting point. Good luck!

11 months ago

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