An exam that students can take and receive college credit. Credit is determined by the college, school, or major at the UC campus that the student transfers to.

When a decision is rendered, on a petition, not in the favor of a student, the student provides additional documentation to the deciding party to receive a review for a favorable decision.

This is information about coursework from one college that indicates whether or not a course transfers to the University of California, and usually determines if that coursework is equivalent to either major requirements, general education requirements, or elective credit.

A website that has articulation information between the community colleges and specific campuses of the University of California (UC) and some of the California State Universities (CSU). www.assist.org.

The diploma awarded to an undergraduate that has completed all of the graduation requirements.

The location of specific 10 UC's: Berkeley, Davis, Irvine, Los Angeles, Merced, Riverside, San Diego, San Francisco, Santa Barbara, and Santa Cruz.

A program for students are eligible for UC freshman status but not admitted as freshmen. Allows the opportunity for lower-division study at a community college with a guarantee of admission to certain UC campuses as a junior.

The dictionary, Yellow pages, and travel guide all rolled into one, which focuses on a specific campus. The information contained in the catalog covers policies and procedures for academic and non-academic affairs.

California Community College

A collection of departments and or majors connected together usually by an academic discipline or theme.