Major Preparation for 2013-14 Transfer Students
In most cases, students are admitted to the university with a "proposed major" and later petition the department to officially declare the major; admission to the UCSC campus does not guarantee admission to a particular major.
Several UCSC majors are selective, and admission to the major is based on successful completion of lower-division pre-major requirements. In many majors, junior transfer students must have completed a number of lower-division courses in the major at the time of transfer to be able to complete degree requirements within two years.
Click on the major you are interested in to see the requirements for declaring the major (if any), as well as the preparation recommended prior to transferring to UCSC as a junior. For students transferring from a California Community College, course equivalencies can be found on the ASSIST website, at www.assist.org.
Information about UCSC majors is available at admissions.ucsc.edu/academics/majors/index.html and in the "Programs and Courses" section of the UCSC General Catalog.
DIVISION OF THE ARTS
Division of Humanities
Division of Physical & Biological Sciences
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Earth Sciences/Anthropology (Combined Major)
Division of Social Sciences
Economics/Mathematics (Combined Major)
Environmental Studies/Economics (Combined Major)
Latin America & Latino Studies
Latin America & Latino Studies/Global Economics (Combined Major)
Latin America & Latino Studies/Literature (Combined Major)
Latin America & Latino Studies/Politics (Combined Major)
Latin America & Latino Studies/Sociology (Combined Major)
Jack Baskin School of Engineering
Computer Science: Computer Game Design
