Transfer Requirements

Articulation
UC & CSU Transfer Admission Information
Transfer GE Patterns
Credit for Exams
California Private Colleges
Out-of-State Colleges

Articulation

What is Articulation?

Articulation is the process of evaluating courses, or a sequence of courses, to determine whether a particular course offered at a "sending" educational institution (such as Orange Coast College) will meet the requirements for admission, transfer credit, general education, lower division major preparation and/or elective credit at a "receiving" education institution (such as the California State University system, University of California or a private university).

This ensures that articulated courses taken and completed at Orange Coast College will be credited toward bachelor's degree requirements upon transferring to a four-year college or university.
Articulation Agreements

To determine if an OCC course is articulated with a college or university, it must appear on a formal articulation agreement between the two institutions. Students may still transfer successfully to four-year colleges and universities without any formal articulation agreements in place. Many private and out-of-state colleges and universities provide unofficial Transfer Guides or Transfer Credit Equivalencies which may provide students with general information regarding transferable coursework to their institution.

It is important to note that Transfer Guides and Transfer Credit Equivalencies are NOT articulation agreements and should be used as an advising tool in consultation with an OCC counselor or four-year transfer college or university admissions representative.

Students are encouraged to meet with an OCC counselor as early as possible in their academic careers to develop a Student Education Plan, as well as with university admissions representative to confirm their choice of classes.
What are the Types of Articulation Agreements?
Elective Credit Agreements

These agreements indicate which courses will transfer for university credit, at a minimum. Courses that are approved for transfer credit do not necessarily count toward general education or a major at the university. Orange Coast College courses that transfer for credit to California State University or University of California (also known as the UC Transfer Course Agreement – UC TCA) are identified in the Orange Coast College catalog at the end of the course descriptions, or on ASSIST.

Course-to-Course Agreements

The purpose of a course-to-course agreement is to determine if a specific course taken at one college will satisfy a requirement at another college. For instance, if a community college course is approved as “comparable” to a university course, it may fulfill the same general education and/or major preparation requirements that the university course does.

Major Preparation

Major Preparation agreements specify courses that meet the lower division requirements for a major at a four-year college or university.

General Education
- CSU General Education-Breadth (CSU GE-B): CSU GE-B is a general education curriculum that identifies courses that students may take to fulfill the lower division GE requirements for the CSU campuses.
- Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC): IGETC is a general education program which community college students can use to satisfy lower-division general education requirements at the CSU or UC systems without the need to take additional lower division general education requirements after transfer. IGETC is often not recommended for high-unit majors, like engineering.
University of California Transfer Admissions Eligibility Course List

Completing the UC Transfer Admissions Eligibility Course list is the minimum requirement for admission eligibility; it does not guarantee admission nor does it guarantee that a student will be prepared and competitive for admission to a specific UC campus or major.

Campus-Specific General Education

Students may opt to follow the general education pattern specific to a university campus. Articulation agreements also exist between Orange Coast College courses and general education requirements at private colleges and universities.
ASSIST
About ASSIST

The ASSIST website is the official repository of articulation information for California's public colleges and universities. ASSIST (Articulation System Stimulating Interinstitutional Student Transfer) is a student-transfer information system that displays reports of how course credits earned at a California community college (CCC) can be applied when transferred to a California State University (CSU) or University of California (UC) campus.

New ASSIST Website

Since the launch of the new ASSIST website in May 2019, articulation and transferability data continue to be released and published in phases. The following types of transfer data are available on the website:

Transferability Lists
- CSU Transferable Courses
- UC Transferable Courses
- UC Transfer Admission Eligibility Courses
- IGETC for UC and CSU
- CSU GE-Breadth Certification Courses
- CSU US History, Constitution and American Ideals Courses
Articulation Agreements
- By Department
- By Prefix
- By Major
- By General Education
C-ID (Course Identification Numbering System)

The Course Identification Numbering System (C-ID) is a statewide numbering system independent from the course numbers assigned by local California community colleges. A C-ID number next to a course signals that participating California colleges and universities have determined that courses offered by other California community colleges are comparable in content and scope to courses offered on their own campuses, regardless of their unique titles or local course number. Thus, if a schedule of classes or catalog lists a course bearing a C-ID number, students at that college can be assured that it will be accepted in lieu of a course bearing the same designation at another community college. In other words, the C-ID designation can be used to identify comparable courses at different community colleges. However, students should always go to ASSIST to confirm how each college’s course will be accepted at a particular four-year college or university for transfer credit.
The C-ID numbering system is useful for students attending more than one community college and is applied to many of the transferable courses students need as preparation for transfer. Because these course requirements may change and because courses may be modified and qualified for or deleted from the C-ID database, students should always check with a counselor to determine how C-ID designated courses fit into their educational plans for transfer.

Researching Transfer Majors

Choosing a Major

Resources for Exploring Transfer Majors
Websites to see what majors are offered at a university:
- Transfer Major Explorer (TransferBound): Database for exploring what majors are offered at all the CSU and UC campuses
- UC Check Majors: Database of majors offered at the 9 UCs
- CSU Degree Search: Database of majors offered at the 23 CSUs – narrow to bachelor’s
- College-Specific Catalogs: Understand what you’ll be taking in your major after you transfer (upper division classes) and review any concentrations offered in your major. Catalogs include Bachelor's and graduate degree programs (Master's, Doctorate), so make sure you take note of the type of degree you're looking at.
Websites for researching majors related to career options
- Occupational Outlook Handbook: Career database – check out the “How to become one” tab for details on what major(s) may be required for a specific occupation
- What Can I Do With a Major in? Website: Great website if you're considering a major but are unsure what you can do with it

UC & CSU Transfer Admission Information

California State University (CSU)
Each campus has distinct characteristics and majors. Visit CSU Campus Match to learn more about each campus and compare them as you consider which campuses are best fit for you. You can also take a CSU Virtual Tour.

Here are some tips on how to Transfer from OCC to a CSU campus. Please make sure you visit the CSU Transfer Admission on the CSU website for more information.
- If you are an international student, visit this link for more information on International Admission.
- Do you need info on AB 540? Visit the CSU website designated for AB 540
It is also recommended that you visit the CSU Local Area and CSU Impaction information early on in order to better understand how competitive each campus and/or major is.

A Degree With a Guarantee (ADT) is another pathway for CSU transfer bound students. To view the various ADTs offered at OCC, visit the Transfer Programs section of the OCC website for more information on the ADT.

Do you have questions on AP’s? Visit the OCC Advanced Placement chart to see how OCC grants credit for CSU GE areas. If you are using AP scores for any lower division major requirements, then you will need to visit the individual CSU campus for how they award AP credit. Feel free to reach out to OCC Counseling or Transfer Center for any additional question on Advanced Placement.

Below, you will find general CSU transfer admission guidelines. Please make sure you meet with an OCC Counselor regularly as requirements/policies may change. It is also important to develop a plan for your transfer timeline and make sure it is updated once a semester. To schedule a counseling appointment with OCC Counselor, please visit OCC Counseling website.
1. Complete “The Golden Four” requirements as soon as possible:
  - Oral Communication: CSU GE: A1/ IGETC Area 1C
  - English Composition: CSU GE: A2/ IGETC Area 1A
  - Critical Thinking: CSU GE A3/IGETC Area 1B
  - Mathematics/Quantitative Reasonings: CSU GE B4/IGETC Area 2
2. Complete CSU GE (Option 2) or IGETC –CSU (Option 3)
  - High Unit majors may not be recommended to complete all of Option 2 or Option 3. Please make sure you meet with an OCC Counselor to discuss how you will complete the CSU general education requirements.
3. Complete lower division major requirements for your major, along with General Education requirements.
  - Use ASSIST to identify your lower division major requirements fo the specifics CSU you plan to transfer. It is also important to visit the individual campus website for more information on the major.
4. Complete 60 CSU transferable semester units with a minimum 2.0 (CA resident) or 2.4( non-resident)
  - You can use ASSIST to identify which courses from OCC transfer to a CSU.
  - While the above lists the minimum GPA's for CSU's, please keep in mind that CSU campuses that are impacted will require much higher GPA's. Visit the individual CSU website for more information on impaction/GPA's and make sure you meet with an OCC Counselor to discuss your options and create a successful strategy for transfer.
CSU Majors & Programs
Please make sure you visit the website below for more campus specific information on impaction/major requirements.
Ready to apply?

All CSU campuses will open applications on October 1 for the following Fall term. Please make sure you complete the application accurately and if you need any assistance please visit the OCC Transfer Center. Spring application filing periods are not always open, so please visit the individual campus website.
- Dates/Deadlines
- Apply Online
University of California (UC)
The only world-class public research university for, by and of California. Nine UC campuses offer undergraduate and graduate education; one (UCSF) is graduate/professional only.

As a prospective UC transfer applicant, make sure to visit UC Campuses/Location Map and obtain more information about the individual UC campuses.

It is highly recommended, that all UC bound transfer students create a UC TAP account as soon as possible. It is a great tool to keep track of community college coursework as well as using it to apply as a TAG applicant.
- UC Transfer Admission Planner
Please make sure you visit the UC Admissions website to gain more information on UC Transfer Requirements. If you are an international student, visit the UC International Admission website for more information.
Do you need info on AB 540? Visit the UC AB 540 website.

Interested in a Transfer Admission Guarantee to the UC's? For more information, visit the UC Transfer Programs website, as well as the OCC Transfer Programs website.

Do you have questions on AP’s? View the OCC Advanced Placement chart to see how OCC grants credit for IGETC (Option 3) areas. If you are using AP scores for any lower division major requirements, then you will need to visit the individual UC campus for how they award AP credit. Feel free to reach out to OCC Counseling or Transfer Center for any additional question on Advanced Placement.

Below, you will find general UC transfer admission guidelines. Please make sure you meet with an OCC Counselor regularly as requirements/policies may change. It is also important to develop a plan for your transfer timeline and make sure it is updated once a semester by scheduling a counseling appointment with an OCC Counselor.
1. Complete your English and Math courses as soon as possible.
  - English Composition: IGETC (Option 3): Area 1A
  - Critical Thinking: IGETC (Option 3): Area 1B
  - Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning: IGETC (Option 3): Area 2
2. Along with English/Math, make sure you have the required 4 courses in at least 2 of the following areas:
  - Arts/Humanities
  - Social/Behavioral Sciences
  - Physical/Biological Sciences
3. Complete your General Education. IGETC (Option 3)
  - High Unit majors, may not be recommended to complete all of Option 3. Please make sure you meet with OCC Counselor to discuss how you will complete the CSU general education requirements.
4. Complete lower division major requirements for your major, along with General Education requirements. Use ASSIST to identify your lower division major requirements fo the specifics UC you plan to transfer. It is also important to visit the individual campus website for more information on the major. For example, the campuses below have very specific selection for the major.
5. Complete minimum 60 UC transferable semester units with a minimum 2.4 (CA resident) or 2.8( non-resident).
  - You can use ASSIST to identify which courses from OCC transfer to a UC.
  - While the above lists the minimum GPA's for UC's, please keep in mind that UC campuses that are impacted will require much higher GPA's. Visit the individual UC website for more information on selectivity/GPA's. Also make sure you meet with an OCC Counselor to discuss your options and create a successful strategy for transfer.
Ready to apply?

All UC campuses will open applications on August 1 for the following Fall term. Please make sure you complete the application accurately and if you need any assistance please visit the OCC Transfer Center. Winter/Spring application filing periods are not always open, so please visit the individual campus website.
- Apply Online
- UC Dates and Deadlines

Transfer GE Patterns

Option 2: California State University General Education

In spring 2008, Orange Coast College converted to a new database as part of the Coast Community College District. As a result, an “A” was added to all the course numbers (i.e., ENGL 100 changed to ENGL A100). The official transcript will show the letter “A” preceding the course number for all courses since 1989, even though the actual change did not occur until spring 2008.

Anyone course may be used to satisfy only one sub-area (e.g. if Communication Studies 110 is used to satisfy A1, it may not be used to satisfy C2), with the exception of Area B where lab courses used to meet B3 will also count in B1 or B2. A cross-listed course (the same course listed under more than one department such as History 150 and Ethnic Studies 150) may be used to meet only one requirement.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Courses on this list are approved for a specific academic term. Students wishing to use a course to meet a CSU GE Breadth requirement must be sure that the course is approved for the academic term in which it is taken. Courses which have been added since the original list was published in 1981 are identified with a plus sign (+) in parentheses. For example: a course with (+F95) can only be used if taken in Fall, 1995 or later. Courses which have been deleted from the list are identified with a minus sign (-) and cannot be used unless taken prior to the removal date. For example: a course with (-F95) cannot be used unless it is taken before Fall, 1995. THIS LIST IS VALID THROUGH SUMMER 2024.

OCC Course Catalog - CSU GE Breadth Information

CSU GE Breadth Requirements Master Course List

CSU GE Breadth FAQs
Option 3: IGETC

In spring 2008, Orange Coast College converted to a new database as part of the Coast Community College District. As a result, an “A” was added to all the course numbers (i.e., ENGL 100 changed to ENGL A100). The official transcript will show the letter “A” preceding the course number for all courses since 1989, even though the actual change did not occur until spring 2008.

Completion of the Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) will satisfy the lower division general education requirements of either the California State University or University of California system. The IGETC should be completed in its entirety before transferring or the student may be subject to the general education requirements of the campus to which they have been admitted.

All courses must be completed with grades of “C” or better. Grades of “pass” may be used if “pass” is equal to a “C” or better, but students must be aware that there are limits to the number of units that can be taken P/NP. Courses used to meet IGETC requirements must be at least 3 semester units or 4 quarter units.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Courses on this list are approved for a specific academic term. Students wishing to use a course to meet an IGETC requirement must be sure that the course is approved for the academic term in which it is taken. Courses which have been added since the original list was published in 1991 are identified with a plus sign (+) in parentheses. For example: a course with (+F95) can only be used if taken in Fall, 1995 or later. Courses which have been deleted from the list are identified with a minus sign (-) and cannot be used unless taken prior to the removal date. For example a course with (-F95) cannot be used unless it is taken before Fall, 1995. THIS LIST IS VALID THROUGH SUMMER 2024.

OCC Course Catalog - IGETC Information

IGETC Master Course List

IGETC FAQs
GE Patterns for Private & Out-Of-State Colleges

Select California private and out-of-state colleges and universities accept completion of the Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) and/or California State University General Education-Breadth (CSU GE) requirements to fulfill their campus lower-division core (general education) requirements.

Certification of IGETC or CSU GE may permit students to transfer from Orange Coast College without the need, after transfer, to complete additional core (GE) curriculum requirements or coursework at the four-year college or university.

Students should review the GE and lower-division major requirements published in the college/university catalog and consult with an admissions counselor to confirm if and how completion of IGETC or CSU GE may fulfill all or part of the transfer institution’s GE requirements for a baccalaureate degree program and to determine if coursework completed for IGETC or CSU GE will satisfy any lower-division major requirements.

Credit for Exams

AP Credit Chart
Advanced Placement Credit

The Advanced Placement Credit Chart contains details on which AP exams can be used for credit.

Orange Coast College grants academic credit towards an Associate in Arts Degree (A.A.) for successful completion of examinations of the Advanced Placement Program of the College Entrance Examination Board. Students may apply for this credit by presenting official test scores to the Records Office. Advanced Placement credit is granted at OCC according to the following policies:
1. Course credit granted for Advanced Placement Examinations can be used to meet OCC general education requirements for an A.A. degree under General Education Options 1, 2 or 3.
2. Course credit earned through Advanced Placement Examination can be used to certify general education requirements for transfer to UC under Option 3 (Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum). AP credit can be used to certify general education for transfer to CSU under Option 2 (CSU General Education Breadth) or Option 3 (IGETC). Students certified using Option 3 can satisfy only one-course requirement per exam on the IGETC.
3. Posting of Advanced Placement credit on the OCC transcript does not transfer to other colleges. The respective college or university determines eligibility for AP units, according to its policies. AP scores must be submitted for evaluation to the college or university where the students request credit. Students planning to transfer should consult the catalog of the transfer institution to determine how AP credit is granted at that school.
4. Students are not given duplicate credit for college courses and exams.
Students should request Advanced Placement credit through the Student Records Office. Exams and courses for which credit is granted will be posted on the student's transcript after completion of 12 units of course work at OCC.

To order official Advanced Placement Scores please click on the AP Student College Board.

OCC Course Catalog - AP Credit Information
College-Level Examination Program (CLEP)

Orange Coast College accepts College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) examinations with minimum scores of fifty. Currently enrolled students may be awarded three units of credit per examination upon submission of official results. The exception to this is for examinations in languages other than English, as detailed in the following table. Credit is awarded as general education or elective credit.

Orange Coast College students automatically receive credit for CLEP examinations if official scores are sent to the College. Grades are not assigned and the credit is not used in calculating grade point average.

University of California campuses do not accept CLEP examinations. Transfer students are also cautioned that, regardless of Orange Coast College policy, some institutions determine CLEP credit based on their own local policies and may recalculate credit. For further information, please consult a counselor and visit the OCC Catalog's CLEP Information page.
International Baccalaureate Examination (IB)

Orange Coast College accepts International Baccalaureate (IB) Higher Level (HL) examinations with minimum scores of four or five, depending on the exam. Currently enrolled students may be awarded three units of credit per examination upon submission of official results. Credit is awarded as general education credit.

Orange Coast College students automatically receive credit for IB examinations if official scores are sent to the College. Grades are not assigned and the credit is not used in calculating grade point average.

Transfer students are cautioned that, regardless of Orange Coast College policy, some institutions determine IB credit based on their own local policies and may recalculate credit. For further information please consult a counselor and visit the OCC Catalog's IB Information page.

California Private Colleges

California Private College Agreements

Several California private colleges and universities provide transfer credit (or course) equivalencies or transfer guides which do not constitute an official agreement between Orange Coast College and the transfer institution. Transfer guides and transfer course/credit equivalencies are not articulation agreements and should be used for general advising purposes only in consultation with an Orange Coast College counselor. Students are encouraged to review the transfer credit policy at each college or university prior to applying.

These are some of the most common California private colleges and universities that California Community College students transfer to. If the school has historically accepted CSU GE or IGETC General Education equivalency, it is noted next to that school's information. Please note this is not a comprehensive list; to explore other private colleges visit the CCC Transfer Website.

Academy of Art University Transfer Information | Articulation Agreement

Alliant International University Transfer Information

Art Center College of Design Transfer Information

Azusa Pacific University Transfer Information | Articulation Agreement | Accepts CSU GE and IGETC

Biola University Transfer Information | Articulation Agreement | Accepts CSU GE and IGETC

California Baptist University Transfer Information | Articulation Agreement | Accepts CSU GE and IGETC

California College of the Arts Transfer Information | Accepts CSU GE and IGETC

Chapman University Transfer Information | Articulation Agreement | Accepts CSU GE and IGETC

Concordia University Transfer Information | Articulation Agreement | Accepts CSU GE and IGETC

DeVry University Transfer Information | Articulation Agreement

Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising Transfer Information | Articulation Agreement

Golden Gate University Transfer Information | Articulation Agreement | Accepts CSU GE and IGETC

Loma Linda University Transfer Information | Articulation Agreement

Loyola Marymount University Transfer Information | Articulation Agreement

Mt. St. Mary's University Transfer Information

National University Transfer Information | Articulation Agreement | Accepts CSU GE and IGETC

Pepperdine University Transfer Information | Articulation Agreement

Pepperdine University (Graziadio School of Business) Transfer Information

Point Loma Nazarene Transfer Information | Articulation Agreement

Stanford University Transfer Information

University of LaVerne Transfer Information | Articulation Agreement | Accepts CSU GE and IGETC

University of the Pacific Transfer Information | Articulation Agreement | Accepts CSU GE and IGETC

University of Redlands Transfer Information | Articulation Agreement | Accepts CSU GE and IGETC

University of San Diego Transfer Information | Articulation Agreement

University of San Francisco Transfer Information | Articulation Agreement

University of Southern California Transfer Information | USC GE | GE Articulation | Major Articulation

Vanguard University Transfer Information | Accepts CSU GE and IGETC

Whittier College Transfer Information | Accepts CSU GE and IGETC

Woodbury University Transfer Information | Articulation Agreement | Accepts CSU GE and IGETC

Out-of-State Colleges

Out-of-State College Agreements

Several out-of-state colleges and universities provide transfer credit (or course) equivalencies or transfer guides which do not constitute an official agreement between Orange Coast College and the transfer institution. Transfer guides and transfer course/credit equivalencies are not articulation agreements and should be used for general advising purposes only in consultation with an Orange Coast College counselor. Students are encouraged to review the transfer credit policy at each college or university prior to applying.

These are some of the most common out-of-state colleges and universities that California Community College students transfer to. If the school has historically accepted CSU GE or IGETC General Education equivalency, it is noted next to that school's information. Please note this is not a comprehensive list; to explore other out-of-state colleges visit the CCC Transfer Website.

Arizona

Arizona State University Transfer Information | Course Equivalency | Accepts CSU GE and IGETC

Northern Arizona University Transfer Information | Course Equivalency | Accepts CSU GE and IGETC

University of Arizona Transfer Information | Course Equivalency | Accepts IGETC only

Colorado

University of Colorado Boulder Transfer Information | Course Equivalency

University of Colorado Colorado Springs Transfer Information | Course Equivalency | Accepts IGETC only

University of Northern Colorado Transfer Information | Course Equivalency | Accepts IGETC only

Florida

University of Miami Transfer Information | Course Equivalency

Hawaii

Hawaii Pacific University Transfer Information | Course Equivalency | Accepts IGETC only

University of Hawaii Transfer Information | Course Equivalency | Participates in WUE

Idaho

Idaho State University Transfer Information | Course Equivalency

University of Idaho Transfer Information | Course Equivalency | Accepts IGETC only

Illinois

Northwestern University Transfer Information | Course Equivalency

Southern Illinois University Transfer Information | Course Equivalency | Accepts CSU GE only

Massachusetts

Boston University Transfer Information | Course Equivalency

Harvard College Transfer Information | Course Equivalency

Northeastern University Transfer Information | OCC - Northeastern Admissions Agreement

Nevada

University of Nevada, Reno Transfer Information | Course Equivalency | Accepts CSU GE and IGETC

University of Nevada, Las Vegas Transfer Information | Course Equivalency | Accepts CSU GE and IGETC

Oregon

Oregon State University Transfer Information | Course Equivalency | Accepts IGETC only

Portland State University Transfer Information | Course Equivalency | Accepts IGETC only

University of Oregon Transfer Information | Course Equivalency | Accepts CSU GE and IGETC

Philadelphia

University of Pennsylvania Transfer Information | Course Equivalency

Utah

Brigham Young University Transfer Information | Course Equivalency

Utah State University Transfer Information | Course Equivalency | Accepts IGETC only

Washington

Seattle University Transfer Information | Course Equivalency | Accepts IGETC only

Washington State University Transfer Information | Course Equivalency | Accepts CSU GE and IGETC

Connect with a Transfer Center Counselor during Transfer Center drop-in hours.

Interested in…	Potential Majors Offered at Transfer Universities
Engineering	Aerospace, bio/biomedical, civil, chemical, computer, environmental, electrical, industrial, materials, mechanical, nuclear engineering
Psychology	Psychology BA, psychology BS (more science heavy), neuroscience, cognitive science, human services, biopsychology, organizational psychology
Climate Change	Climate science, sustainability, environmental policy, environmental studies, environmental engineering
Health & Wellness	Nursing BSN, public health policy, health sciences, human biology, physiology, pharmacological science, exercise science, recreation, healthcare administration, collaborative health & human services

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Articulation

Elective Credit Agreements

Course-to-Course Agreements

Major Preparation

General Education

University of California Transfer Admissions Eligibility Course List

Campus-Specific General Education

About ASSIST

New ASSIST Website

Researching Transfer Majors

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UC & CSU Transfer Admission Information

Each campus has distinct characteristics and majors. Visit CSU Campus Match to learn more about each campus and compare them as you consider which campuses are best fit for you. You can also take a CSU Virtual Tour.

CSU Majors & Programs

Please make sure you visit the website below for more campus specific information on impaction/major requirements.

Ready to apply?

The only world-class public research university for, by and of California. Nine UC campuses offer undergraduate and graduate education; one (UCSF) is graduate/professional only.

Ready to apply?

Transfer GE Patterns

Credit for Exams

Advanced Placement Credit

California Private Colleges

Out-of-State Colleges

Arizona

Colorado

Florida

Hawaii

Idaho

Illinois

Massachusetts

Nevada

Oregon

Philadelphia

Utah

Washington