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@Roseylovegb
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 • 4 years ago •
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Answer if you know about the UC Application and Dual Credit section!!
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So I am trying to fill out the UC application for dual credit and it asks me about units. I'm not sure what units are?? Is it like credits, because I earned 4 credits each during the fall, winter, and spring terms of the college US history class I took in High School? Do I need to convert my credits into units and how do I do that? Please help me!

It also asks me for the Dept. (which I assume stands for the department) please let me know if I am wrong.

Can I have multiple answers please just to see if it unanimous?

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@CameronBameron
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 • 4 years ago

I'm pretty sure that Credits = Units so 4 Credits = 4 Units, and 12 Credits = 12 Units.

So where I live that would be like taking History Department at Clackamas Community College and HST 202 for 4 credits.

I'm assuming the "department" is History because it in the course catalog that way and each semester is worth 4 credits so 3 semesters is 12 credits or 12 units.

Hope that works.

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[🎤 AUTHOR]@Roseylovegb4 years ago

Thank you so so much, I had no idea how to fill everything out correctly!

@DebaterMAX4 years ago

Credit doesn’t equal units genrally from my understanding units are years taken of a subject so 4 years of English is 4 units. Credits is generally the hours per week of a class so if class lasts for an hour and is taken 5 days that’s 5 credits. I may be wrong though on the credit thing.

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