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California State University, Chico (Chico, CA): Grade of C required in English composition, math above level of intermediate algebra, speech, and critical thinking for admission purposes.
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Menlo College (Atherton, CA): Transfer credits must be in academic courses.
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Patten University (Oakland, CA): Continuing education units cannot be converted into credit nor be applied, transferred, or substituted for graduation credit.
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San Jose State University (San Jose, CA): Non-residents of California must meet higher standards. School restricts transfer for lower division transfers (fewer than 60 transferable semester units). Transfer students must complete certain course requirements.
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Scripps College (Claremont, CA): Activity courses not considered for transfer credit. One Scripps course is equivalent to four semester units or six quarter units. No credit granted for courses challenged by examination at another college even if other institution has given credit for courses. Other restrictions apply.
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University of California — Los Angeles (Los Angeles, CA): Transfer minimum college GPA is 2.4 for California residents; 2.8 for non-residents. Complete course pattern with 2.0 grade or better; two English composition, one mathematical concept and quantitative reasoning, and four additional courses. Other restrictions apply.
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University of California, Berkeley (Berkeley, CA): Completion of all prerequisite courses for intended major, and all freshman and sophomore general education requirements required.
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University of La Verne (La Verne, CA): High school transcript and SAT Reasoning scores required of applicants with fewer than 28 transferable semester hours.
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William Jessup University (Rocklin, CA): Standardized test scores, taken in high school, required of applicants with fewer than 24 semester hours. Must not have an outstanding financial balance at previous institution(s).
About This List
These are the four-year schools in The Golden State accepting articulation agreements. Check with each school you're considering to confirm which community colleges they're working with. (What's an articulation agreement? Basically, it allows students to transfer recognized community college credits toward their four-year degree. Not too shabby!)
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