Transfer Student GE Requirements

General Education Requirements for Students WITH a Completed Transfer Program

Transfer programs include: Transfer Admission Guarantee (TAG); Intersegmental General Educational Transfer Curriculum (IGETC); UC Reciprocity; or transfer from a four-year, accredited institution (see academic advisor) Three, four-unit, upper-division courses, non-contiguous (unrelated) to the major discipline See chart on the following page. The courses: Must be taken at UC San Diego May be from the same discipline or same department Upper-division courses are numbered 100-199 May be taken on a Pass/Not Pass basis One Special Studies course chosed from: 197, 198, or 199 can be used Special Studies 195 cannot be used Rady School of Management courses cannot be used Select courses that have no prerequisites or courses in which prerequisites have already been completed Upper-division, non-contiguous, general education courses may not overlap with major courses

General Education Requirements for Students WITHOUT a Completed Transfer Program

Transfer students who have not completed one of the above transfer programs must complete the same general education requirements as entering freshmen. Meet with a Warren academic counselor.

Community College Transfer Limit

The University will award graduation credit for a maximum of 105 converted quarter units of transferable coursework from a two-year institution. To calculate: 1 semester unit = 1.5 quarter units

University Honors

To be eligible for University Honors (summa cum laude, magna cum laude, cum laude), a student must be in the top fourteen percent of the graduating class and successfully complete at least eighty (80) letter-graded quarter-units of coursework at the University of California.

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Transfer With Completed Transfer Program

To choose your three, upper-division, non-contiguous courses:
Chart I - Find the discipline representing your major: Humanities & Fine Arts; Natural Science, Math & Engineering; or Social Science Chart II - Choose three, upper-division courses from any department outside of your major discipline For Example: a Biology major might choose one course each from the History, Sociology, and Visual Arts departments or three courses from the Psychology department

Chart I Find Your Major

Humanities and Fine Arts
Chinese Studies Classical Studies Critical Gender Studies (see advisor) German Studies History International Studies (Hist, Lit) Italian Studies Japanese Studies Judaic Studies Latin American Studies Literature Music Philosophy Religion, Study of Russian and Soviet Studies Theatre and Dance Third World Studies Visual Arts

Natural Science, Math & Engineering

Bioengineering Biology Chemical Engineering Chemistry Cognitive Science Computer Science Electrical & Computer Engineering Environmental Systems Mathematics Mechanical Aerospace Engineering NanoEngineering Physics Scripps Institution of Oceanography (SIO) Structural Engineering

Social Sciences
Anthropology Communication Critical Gender Studies (see advisor) Economics Ethnic Studies Human Development International Studies (Anth, Econ, Ling, Poli Sci, Soc) Linguistics Political Science Psychology Sociology Urban Studies and Planning

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Chart II Choose Three Courses

Humanities and Fine Arts
Chinese Studies Classical Studies Critical Gender Studies (see advisor) History Japanese Studies Judaic Studies Linguistics/Heritage Language Literature Music Philosophy Religion, Study of Russian and Soviet Studies Theatre and Dance Third World Studies Visual Arts

Natural Science, Math & Engineering

Biology Chemistry Cognitive Science (see advisor) Computer Science Mathematics Physics Scripps Institution of Oeanography (SIO)

Social Sciences
Anthropology Cognitive Science (see advisor) Communication Critical Gender Studies (see advisor) Economics Education Studies Ethnic Studies International Studies Linguistics/General Political Science Psychology Sociology Urban Studies and Planning

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