u/Expensive-Ad2990

Hey all! Im looking to transfer to USC in one year but the thing is I still want to keep doors open for UC’s incase I dont get in and I had a question about how they’d evaluate my credits. Im an incoming freshman at my cc but im taking math at a different cc and according to their transfer planning guide the math equivalent is business calculus (236) but the problem is that if I were to take that instead of calc 1 it wouldnt transfer for UC’s and Id still have to take the sequence of calc 1 and 2. What do i do😭?? Google gave me mixed answers. Econ major btw thx!!

Hey all! Im looking to transfer to USC in one year but the thing is I still want to keep doors open for UC’s incase I dont get in and I had a question about how they’d evaluate my credits. Im an incoming freshman at my cc but im taking math at a different cc and according to their transfer planning guide the math equivalent is business calculus (236) but the problem is that if I were to take that instead of calc 1 it wouldnt transfer for UC’s and Id still have to take the sequence of calc 1 and 2. Will they still evaluate me the same or will it be frowned upon that Im not taking the equivalent math? Econ major btw thx!!

Was anybody else unable to join their transfer information session for USC? I kept getting a not found page when trying to join💔

Does anyone know whether USC requires one semester of calc for one year transfers into econ or is it two? I go to SMC but ive gotten two different responses from two different counselors saying that I need both calc 1 & 2 and that I only need at least calc 1. And on that note will they look down upon my application if I dont take calc my first semester assuming its only a one semester requirement because all the good calc professors are gone and I dont want to fail a class.

Does anyone know whether USC requires one semester of calc for one year transfers into econ or is it two? I go to SMC but ive gotten two different responses from two different counselors saying that I need both calc 1 & 2 and that I only need at least calc 1. And on that note will they look down upon my application if I dont take calc my first semester assuming its only a one semester requirement because all the good calc professors are gone and I dont want to fail a class.

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Does anybody know what "priority review" actually means? Seems kind of ridiculous they'd offer priority review for attending info sessions that everybody has access to, or is it a continued interest thing that's why?
Thx