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Planning Your Years
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Introduction

Freshman Year

Sophomore Year

IGETC Transfer
 Course Priorities
 Declare Major
 Capped Major
 AC
 Minor
 Elective Courses
 Other Issues
 Normal Progress
 Degree Audit
 Unit Requirements
 Research
 Scholarships
 Study Abroad
 Medical School
 Law School
 Career
 Student Responsibility
 Transfer Checklist

Junior Year

Senior Year

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Normal Progress
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How many classes and units should I take each semester?
- Normally you will take between 13 and 16 units each semester. A common program would include four courses worth 3 or 4 units each.
- As a transfer student, averaging 15 units per semester (30 per year) will allow you to complete the 120 units required for graduation within two years.
- All students are expected to take a minimum of 13 units each semester. Exceptions to the minimum are considered in certain cases and must be granted by the dean of the College.
- The maximum unit limit per semester is 20.5. Undeclared students seek execptions from a college adviser and declared major students seek them from their major adviser.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q - I receive financial aid. Can I take fewer than 13 units?
A - Before you reduce your course schedule below 13 units, always visit a Financial Aid counselor and be sure that you understand any effects that a reduced schedule may have on your current or future aid.
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