• General biology with lab (full introductory sequence)
• General chemistry with lab (one-year sequence)
• Calculus for STEM majors (one-year sequence)
• Organic chemistry with lab (one-year sequence)

• Microeconomics
• Macroeconomics
• Single variable calculus (one-year sequence) 
  • Note: Students are encouraged to take the STEM version but some UC business administration programs may allow non-STEM calculus. Please check individual campus links.
• Statistics
• Introduction to business (including finance)
• Financial accounting
• Managerial accounting

• General chemistry (full sequence with lab)
• Organic chemistry (full sequence with lab)
• Calculus-based physics (full sequence with lab)
• Single variable calculus (full sequence)
• Multivariable calculus (one semester course)
• Differential equations (one course)
• Post-Transfer: Linear algebra (one course)
  
  • Note for Berkeley, Davis, Merced and Santa Barbara: Linear algebra is recommended pre-transfer, but transfer students will not be negatively affected in competitiveness for admission if completed post-transfer as needed.

• Statistics
• Introduction to communication studies (includes mass communication and interpersonal communication; depending on the California community college, 1 or 2 terms)
• Choose 1 course from the following:
  • Symbolic logic
  • Introduction to computer science
  • Introduction to cultural studies/culture & communication studies
• Choose 3 courses from the following:
  • Public speaking
  • Linguistics
  • Introduction to psychology
  • Introduction to sociology

• Introduction to programming (computer science I)
• Data structures (computer science II)
• Computer organization and assembly language
• Single variable calculus for STEM majors (one-year sequence)
• Multivariable calculus
• Discrete mathematics
• Linear algebra
• Differential equations
• Calculus-based physics (one-year sequence with labs; topics covered must include mechanics and electromagnetism)

Note: Specific programming languages are more important at some campuses than others. See individual campus websites for guidance.

• Microeconomics (one course)
• Macroeconomics (one course)
• Single variable calculus (one-year sequence)
  • Note: Students are encouraged to take the single variable calculus sequence for STEM majors to keep their options as open as possible for undergraduate and graduate school alternatives.

• Survey of British literature to 1850
• Survey of British and/or American literature 1860–present
• Language other than English (1–2 years)
• 2 additional UC-transferable English courses. 
  • Examples include courses covering:
    • Major authors (Shakespeare, etc.)
    • Chicano/Asian-American/African-American/Native American literature
    • A genre (poetry, drama, novel)
    • A historical period
    • Introduction to literature

• Single variable calculus for STEM majors (one-year sequence)
• Multivariable/vector calculus
• Linear algebra
• Ordinary differential equations
• Calculus-based physics
  • Full introductory sequence of 3 semesters/5 quarters through modern physics, with labs
• General chemistry 1 (with lab)
• Circuit analysis (with lab)
• Computer programming (1 course)

Note: Completion of logic design is recommended pre-transfer, but students will not be negatively affected in competitiveness for admission if this course is taken, as needed, post-transfer.