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2/18/2012 www.assist.org Articulation Agreement by Major Effective during the 11-12 Academic Year To: UCLA |From: Moorpark College Quarter| Semester ================================================================================ ====Aerospace Engineering/B.S.==== Admission to the Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science (HSSEAS) at UCLA is highly competitive. The most important selection criteria are completion of the required preparatory courses and academic performance. A minimum transferable cumulative GPA of 3.30 is required for consideration. Preparatory courses should be completed by the end of the Spring term prior to Fall enrollment. All major-preparation courses must be taken for a letter grade. HSSEAS admits students by major and does not consider applicants for alternate majors. Applicants are not required to complete the HSSEAS General Education Requirements in order to be admitted, although it is beneficial for students to complete 1 course from each of the following areas: arts, humanities, social sciences, and life sciences. While IGETC Certification is not recognized by HSSEAS, students may reference the IGETC courselist to make their course selections. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, please refer to www.engineer.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . If you still have specific questions, you may email the HSSEAS admission office at [email protected].__________________ PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following courses are REQUIRED________ for admission to this major-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Laboratory | CHEM 20B Chemical Energetics and (4)| Change | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Aerospace Engineering/B.S. (continued)MATH 32A Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3) Applications | Algebra -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE: You should complete the entire Physics Series at one community college (or at community colleges within the same district where courses are exact equivalents). PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 4AL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory AND | AND PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 4BL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | PHYSICS 1C Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ENGCOMP 3 English Composition, (5)|ENGL M1A English Composition (4) Rhetoric, and Language | | OR__ |ENGL M1AH Honors: English (4) | Composition AND | AND

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Aerospace Engineering/B.S. (continued)One additional course in English |ENGL M1B Literature: Critical (3) composition | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1BH Honors Literature: (3) | Critical Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1C Critical Thinking and (3) | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1CH Honors: Critical (3) | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |PHIL M5 Critical Thinking and (3) | Analytic Writing | OR__ |COMM M25 Introduction to (3) | Rhetorical Criticism -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One course in computer programming: C, |CS M10A Introduction to (4) C++, or Java | Computer Programming | Using Structured C++ | OR__ |CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) | Programming Using C++ NOTE: C++ is preferred for this major. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Listed below are additional degree requirements for this major that may be met with community college courses:-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** EL ENGR 100 Electrical and (4)|No course articulated Electronic Circuits | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** MECH&AE 101 Statics and (4)|No course articulated Strength of | Materials | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** MECH&AE 102 Dynamics of (4)|No course articulated Particles and Rigid | Bodies | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** This upper division requirement for the major may be satisfied by the lower division community college course(s) listed, if any.

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Aerospace Engineering/B.S. (continued)** MAT SCI 104 Science of (4)|ENGR M12 Engineering Materials (3) Engineering | Materials | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR ** This upper division requirement for the major may be satisfied by the lower division community college course(s) listed, if any.

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Afro-American Studies/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.afro-am.ucla.edu/BA%20Program.htm andwww.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====American Indian Studies/B.A.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.aisc.ucla.edu/academics/major.html and www.admissions.ucla.edu . PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AM IND M10 Introduction to (5)|No course articulated American Studies | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TWO COURSES FROM: | TWO COURSES FROM: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ANTHRO 9 Culture and Society (5)|ANTH M2 Cultural Anthropology (3) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- POL SCI 40 Introduction to (5)|POLS M1 Introduction to (3) American Politics | Politics | OR__ |POLS M3 American Government (3) | and Politics | OR__ |POLS M3H Honors: American (3) | Government and | Politics | OR__ |POLS M5 National, State and (3) | Local Politics -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STATS 12 Introduction to (5)|MATH M15 Introductory (5) Statistical Methods for | Statistics Geography and | Environmental Studies | | OR__ |MATH M15H Honors: Introductory (5) | Statistics -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WOM STD 10 Introduction to Women's (5)|No course articulated Studies: Feminist | Perspectives on Women | and Society | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====American Literature and Culture/B.A.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. With the exception of the foreign language courses, all courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.english.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu. NOTE:_____ Transfer students who have satisfied the UCLA College(Letters and Science) foreign language requirement at the high school level through the IGETC program may satisfy the departmental foreign language requirement with 5 foreign literature in translation courses. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but theymay___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ENGCOMP 3 English Composition, (5)|ENGL M1A English Composition (4) Rhetoric, and Language | | OR__ |ENGL M1AH Honors: English (4) | Composition -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ENGL 4W Critical Reading and (5)|ENGL M1B Literature: Critical (3) Writing | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1BH Honors Literature: (3) | Critical Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M95 Honors in English: (3) | Approaches to | Literary Study -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ENGL 10A &_ Literatures in English to (5)|ENGL M15A &_ Survey of English (3) 1700 | Literature I ENGL 10B &_ Literatures in English, (5)|ENGL M15B Survey of English (3) 1700 to 1850 | Literature II ENGL 10C Literatures in English, (5)| 1850 to Present | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 quarters of one foreign language |4th semester of one foreign language OR | OR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ American Literature and Culture/B.A. (continued)3 quarters of one foreign language and |2nd semester of one foreign language two additional courses in foreign |and two additional courses in foreign language or foreign literature, including|language or foreign literature, foreign literature in translation. |including foreign literature in |translation. | |Literature in translation courses |include: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Ancient Near Eastern Civilizations/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.nelc.ucla.edu/BA_ANECiv.htm and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Anthropology/B.A.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.anthro.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ANTHRO 7 Human Evolution (5)|ANTH M1 Biological (3) | Anthropology | OR__ |ANTH M1H Honors: Biological (3) | Anthropology OR | OR ANTHRO 12 Principles of Human (5)|No course articulated Evolution: Comparative | Analysis | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ANTHRO 8 Archaeology: Introduction (5)|ANTH M3 Archaeology (3) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ANTHRO 9 Culture and Society (5)|ANTH M2 Cultural Anthropology (3) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ANTHRO 33 Culture and (5)|ANTH M8 Linguistic Anthropology (3) Communication | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Anthropology/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.anthro.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ANTHRO 7 Human Evolution (5)|ANTH M1 Biological (3) | Anthropology | OR__ |ANTH M1H Honors: Biological (3) | Anthropology OR | OR ANTHRO 12 Principles of Human (5)|No course articulated Evolution: Comparative | Analysis | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ANTHRO 8 Archaeology: Introduction (5)|ANTH M3 Archaeology (3) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ANTHRO 9 Culture and Society (5)|ANTH M2 Cultural Anthropology (3) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ANTHRO 33 Culture and (5)|ANTH M8 Linguistic Anthropology (3) Communication | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 1 Evolution, Ecology, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Biodiversity | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 2 Cells, Tissues, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Organs | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 3 Introduction to (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) Molecular Biology | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 4 Genetics (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) | Biology --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Anthropology/B.S. (continued)CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20B &_ Chemical Energetics and (4)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Change | CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)| Laboratory | CHEM 30AL General Chemistry (4)| Laboratory II | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 30A Organic Chemistry I: (4)|CHEM M7A Organic Chemistry I (5) Structure and Reactivity | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 3A Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND MATH 3B Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND MATH 3C Probability for Life (4)|No course articulated Sciences Students | OR | OR MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I AND | AND MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One Introductory Statistics Course |MATH M15 Introductory (5) | Statistics | OR__ |MATH M15H Honors: Introductory (5) | Statistics -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 6A &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: | Mechanics | PHYSICS 6B &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Waves, | Electricity, and | Magnetism | PHYSICS 6C Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Light, | Fluids, | Thermodynamics, Modern | Physics | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Applied Mathematics/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.math.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A &_ Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)| Variables | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3) Applications | Algebra -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTNG 10A Introduction to (5)|CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) Programming(C++) | Programming Using C++ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 1A Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A Mechanics of Solids (4) and Engineers:Mechanics | and Fluids -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 1B Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations, | Magnetism Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One course from: | One course from:

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Applied Mathematics/B.S. (continued)PHYSICS 1C Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynami | cs, Optics, and Special | Relativity | OR | OR CHEM 20A Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A General Chemistry I (5) OR | OR CHEM 20B Chemical Energetics and (4)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Change | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Arabic/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.nelc.ucla.edu/BA_Arabic.htm and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Architectural Studies/B.A.==== The focus of the Architectural Studies major is on the built environment. the curriculum conceives of architecture as a cultural, creative, and technical practice and a discipline with direct social impact. Within the context of a liberal arts education a finely balanced set of architecture and urban design courses ranging from the history and theory of design to contemporary building technologies will provide students with a diverse foundation of knowledge in the field of architecture and prepare them for graduate school and/or careers in a wide range of fields. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer process, visit www.aud.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu Preparation for the major: Two courses in the history of architecture[Pre-history-Mannerism and 1600-present], and one introduction to architectural studies course. Most transfer applicants will be required to complete these preparatory courses at UCLA. Portfolio&supplemental requirements: In addition to the general UC application, ____________________________________________students must submit a portfolio of creative work as well as departmental ___________________________________________________________________________statement of interest by digital upload, for which an additional fee is _________________________________________________________________________required. All students must have a minimum 3.0 gpa at the time of ___________________________________________________________________application.____________ For information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer process, visit aud.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Art History/B.A.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/arthist/the_program/undergraduate.html and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Two courses from: | Two courses from: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ART HIS 50 Ancient Art (5)|ART M11 History of Art: (3) | Prehistoric through | Gothic -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ART HIS 51 Medieval Art (5)|No course articulated -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ART HIS 54 Modern Art (5)|ART M13 History of Art: Modern (3) | through Contemporary -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ART HIS 57 Renaissance and Baroque (5)|ART M12 History of Art: (3) Art and Ideology | Renaissance through | Modern -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Two courses from: | Two courses from: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ART HIS 55A Introduction to Arts (5)|No course articulated of Africa | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ART HIS 55B Introduction to (5)|No course articulated Pre-Columbian Art | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ART HIS 56A Art of India and (5)|No course articulated Southeast Asia | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ART HIS 56B Chinese Art (5)|ART M14 History of Art: Asian (3) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In addition to the foreign language requirement for IGETC, two quarters of one foreign language are also required. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Art/B.A.==== The Department of Art is committed to professional art training and encourages new fields of investigation. Students work in the following media: painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramics, new genres, and art theory. Preparation for the major : One course each in drawing, sculpture, painting, photography, ceramics, and new genres [performance art, video art, installation, and non-studio work]; four courses in art history, including one course covering each of the following art historical periods: 1850s-1920s, 1920s-1960s, 1960s-present. Exemptions from lower division requirements will be determined by the department after_____ admission. Applicants are considered on the basis of academic qualifications as well as departmental screening criteria. Portfolio and supplemental requirements: In addition to the general application, __________________________________________students must submit a portfolio of creative work as well as departmental ___________________________________________________________________________statement of interset by digital upload, for which an additional fee is _________________________________________________________________________required. Applicants must have a minimum 3.0 gpa at the time of application _____________________________________________________________________________Specific guidelines may be found at:www.arts.ucla.edu/prospective-students.___________________________________________________________________________ For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.admissions.ucla.edu . -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Asian American Studies/B.A.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. With the exception of the foreign language courses, all courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.asianam.ucla.edu/majordept.html and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog . PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ASIA AM 10 History of Asian (5)|No course articulated Americans | OR | OR ASIA AM 20 Contemporary Asian (5)|No course articulated American Communities | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PLEASE NOTE: One year of proficiency in an Asian Language is required, however, two years of a language are strongly________ recommended as preparation for upper divison coursework. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Asian Humanities/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/ealc and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Asian Religions/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu. You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/ealc and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Astrophysics/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. At a minimum, you must complete one year of calculus with analytical geometry and one year of calculus-based physics(physics must include mechanics, electricity and magnetism). All preparatory courses must be completed by the spring term prior to tranfer. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding preparation for this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.physics.ucla.edu/index.htm and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may ____ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ASTR 81 Astrophysics I: Stars and (4)|No course articulated Nebulae | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ASTR 82 Astrophysics II; Stellar (4)|No course articulated Evolution, Galaxies, and | Cosmology | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 1C &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | PHYSICS 4AL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL &_ Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory PHYSICS 4BL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 17 Elements of Quantum (4)|No course articulated Mechanics and | Statistical Mechanics | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Astrophysics/B.S. (continued)PHYSICS 18L Modern Physics (4)|No course articulated. Course must be Laboratory |taken at UCLA. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A &_ Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25AH &_ Honors: Calculus (5) Series | with Analytic | Geometry I |MATH M25B Calculus with (5) | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A &_ Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)| Variables | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3) Applications | Algebra -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTNG 10A Introduction to (5)|CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) Programming(C++) | Programming Using C++ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Listed below are additional requirements for this major that may be met with a community college course: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A General Chemistry I (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Atmospheric, Oceanic, and Environmental Sciences/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.atmos.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TWO COURSES FROM: | TWO COURSES FROM: A&O SCI 1 Climate Change: From (4)|No course articulated Puzzles to Policy | A&O SCI 1L Climate Change: From (1)|No course articulated Puzzles to | Policy-Laboratory | OR | OR A&O SCI 2 Air Pollution (4)|No course articulated A&O SCI 2L Air (1)|No course articulated Pollution-Laboratory | OR | OR A&O SCI 3 Introduction to (4)|No course articulated Atmospheric Environment | A&O SCI 3L Introduction to (1)|No course articulated Atmospheric | Environment-Laboratory | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20B Chemical Energetics and (4)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Change | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 3A Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND MATH 3B Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND MATH 3C Probability for Life (4)|No course articulated Sciences Students | OR | OR MATH 31A &_ Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25AH &_ Honors: Calculus (5) Series | with Analytic | Geometry I |MATH M25B Calculus with (5) | Analytic Geometry II --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Atmospheric, Oceanic, and Environmental Sciences/B.S. (continued)MATH 32A &_ Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)| Variables | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3) Applications | Algebra -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 1C &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | PHYSICS 4AL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL &_ Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory PHYSICS 4BL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory OR | OR PHYSICS 6A &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: | Mechanics | PHYSICS 6B &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Waves, | Electricity, and | Magnetism | PHYSICS 6C Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Light, | Fluids, | Thermodynamics, Modern | Physics | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Atmospheric, Oceanic, and Environmental Sciences/B.S. (continued)COMPTNG 10A Introduction to (5)|CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) Programming(C++) | Programming Using C++ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Biochemistry/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.chem.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20B &_ Chemical Energetics and (4)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Change | CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)| Laboratory | CHEM 30AL General Chemistry (4)| Laboratory II | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Biochemistry/B.S. (continued)PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 1C &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | PHYSICS 4BL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory OR | OR PHYSICS 6A &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: | Mechanics | PHYSICS 6B &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Waves, | Electricity, and | Magnetism | PHYSICS 6C Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Light, | Fluids, | Thermodynamics, Modern | Physics | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 2 Cells, Tissues, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Organs | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 3 Introduction to (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) Molecular Biology | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 4 Genetics (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) | Biology --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Biochemistry/B.S. (continued)CHEM 30A &_ Organic Chemistry I: (4)|CHEM M7A &_ Organic Chemistry I (5) Structure and Reactivity | CHEM 30B &_ Organic Chemistry II: (4)|CHEM M7B Organic Chemistry II (5) Reactivity, Synthesis, | and Spectroscopy | CHEM 30BL &_ Organic Chemistry (3)| Laboratory I | CHEM 30C &_ Organic Chemistry III: (4)| Reactivity, Synthesis, | and Biomolecules | CHEM 30CL Organic Chemistry (4)| Laboratory II | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Bioengineering/B.S.==== Admission to the Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science (HSSEAS) at UCLA is highly competitive. The most important selection criteria are completion of the required preparatory courses and academic performance. A minimum transferable cumulative GPA of 3.30 is required for consideration. Preparatory courses should be completed by the end of the Spring term prior to Fall enrollment. All major-preparation courses must be taken for a letter grade. HSSEAS admits students by major and does not consider applicants for alternate majors. Applicants are not required to complete the HSSEAS General Education Requirements in order to be admitted, although it is beneficial for students to complete 1 course from each of the following areas: arts, humanities, social sciences, and life sciences. While IGETC Certification is not recognized by HSSEAS, students may reference the IGETC courselist to make their course selections. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, please refer to www.engineer.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . If you still have specific questions, you may email the HSSEAS admission office at [email protected].__________________ PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following courses are REQUIRED________ for admission to this major-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 2 Cells, Tissues, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Organs | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 3 Introduction to (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) Molecular Biology | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 4 Genetics (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Laboratory | CHEM 20B &_ Chemical Energetics and (4)| Change | CHEM 30AL General Chemistry (4)| Laboratory II | AND | AND

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Bioengineering/B.S. (continued)CHEM 30A &_ Organic Chemistry I: (4)|CHEM M7A &_ Organic Chemistry I (5) Structure and Reactivity | CHEM 30B Organic Chemistry II: (4)|CHEM M7B Organic Chemistry II (5) Reactivity, Synthesis, | and Spectroscopy | NOTE: The Chemistry courses listed above are substitutes for the UCLA Chemistry course sequence (Chemistry and Biochemistry 14A, 14B, 14BL, 14C, 14CL and 14D) required for this major. The substitution will be applied by the Engineering Department after transfer. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3) Applications | Algebra -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE: You should complete the entire Physics Series at one community college (or at community colleges within the same district where courses are exact equivalents). PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 4AL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory AND | AND

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Bioengineering/B.S. (continued)One course in computer programming: C, |CS M10A Introduction to (4) C++, or Java | Computer Programming | Using Structured C++ | OR__ |CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) | Programming Using C++ NOTE: C++ is preferred for this major. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Biology/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. THIS MAJOR IS HIGHLY SELECTIVE; a significant number of preparatory courses should be completed prior to transfer. At minimum, you should complete one year of biology with laboratory, one year of general chemistry with laboratory, one year of calculus and one semester of organic chemistry with laboratory. Completion of a second semester of organic chemistry or one year of calculus-based physics is strongly recommended. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.eeb.ucla.edu/undergraduate.php and www.admissions.ucla.edu . NOTE _____ : If your college does not offer a two semester sequence in calculus-based physics, it is recommended that you complete Physics 6ABC at UCLA after you transfer. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may ____ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 1 Evolution, Ecology, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Biodiversity | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 2 Cells, Tissues, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Organs | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 3 Introduction to (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) Molecular Biology | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 4 Genetics (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20B &_ Chemical Energetics and (4)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Change | CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)| Laboratory | CHEM 30AL General Chemistry (4)| Laboratory II | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STATS 13 Introduction to (5)|No course articulated Statistical Methods for | Life and Health Sciences | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 3A Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Biology/B.S. (continued)MATH 3B Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND MATH 3C Probability for Life (4)|No course articulated Sciences Students | OR | OR * MATH 31A &_ Differential and (4)|MATH M25A &_ Calculus with (5) Integral Calculus | Analytic Geometry I MATH 31B &_ Integration and (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Infinite Series | Analytic Geometry II | OR__ MATH 32A Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25AH &_ Honors: Calculus (5) Variables | with Analytic | Geometry I |MATH M25B Calculus with (5) | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 6A &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: | Mechanics | PHYSICS 6B &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Waves, | Electricity, and | Magnetism | PHYSICS 6C Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Light, | Fluids, | Thermodynamics, Modern | Physics | OR | OR * The one-year community college calculus sequence(s) listed above will meet the three-term(Math 31A, 31B, 32A) UCLA calculus requirement. Please see a counselor in the UCLA major department after transfer to get the whole requirement satisfied.

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Biology/B.S. (continued)PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 1C &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | PHYSICS 4AL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL &_ Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory PHYSICS 4BL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 30A &_ Organic Chemistry I: (4)|CHEM M7A &_ Organic Chemistry I (5) Structure and Reactivity | CHEM 30B &_ Organic Chemistry II: (4)|CHEM M7B Organic Chemistry II (5) Reactivity, Synthesis, | and Spectroscopy | CHEM 30BL Organic Chemistry (3)| Laboratory I | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Biophysics/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. At a minimum, you must complete one year of calculus with analytical geometry and one year of calculus-based physics(mechanics, electricity and magnetism). All preparatory courses must be completed by the spring term prior to transfer. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding preparation for this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.physics.ucla.edu/index.htm and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may ____ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 1C &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | PHYSICS 4AL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL &_ Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory PHYSICS 4BL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 17 Elements of Quantum (4)|No course articulated Mechanics and | Statistical Mechanics | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 87 Introduction to (4)|No course articulated Biophysics | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A General Chemistry I (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20B Chemical Energetics and (4)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Change | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Biophysics/B.S. (continued)CHEM 30A Organic Chemistry I: (4)|CHEM M7A Organic Chemistry I (5) Structure and Reactivity | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 30B Organic Chemistry II: (4)|CHEM M7B Organic Chemistry II (5) Reactivity, Synthesis, | and Spectroscopy | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 2 Cells, Tissues, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Organs | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 3 Introduction to (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) Molecular Biology | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 4 Genetics (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A &_ Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25AH &_ Honors: Calculus (5) Series | with Analytic | Geometry I |MATH M25B Calculus with (5) | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A &_ Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)| Variables | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3) Applications | Algebra -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Listed below are additional degree requirements for this major that may be met with community college courses:-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 1 Evolution, Ecology, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Biodiversity | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 18L Modern Physics (4)|No course articulated. Course must be Laboratory |taken at UCLA. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Business Economics/B.A.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. THIS MAJOR IS HIGHLY SELECTIVE . ALL preparatory courses should be completed by the spring term just prior to transfer. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. The calculus course requirements should be met as early as possible. After transfer to UCLA, students may not change their major to Business Economics if they were originally admitted to a major outside the Department of Economics. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.econ.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . NOTE _____ : The Business Economics major does not replicate the traditional undergraduate business school curriculum. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed. The AP Exam Scores listed below may be used to meet the major prep: A score of 4 or higher on the AP Microeconomics __________________ exam is equivalent to Econ 1 and can be used in place of the microeconomics course. A score of 4 or higher on the AP Macroeconomics __________________ exam is equivalent to Econ 2 and can be used in place of the macroeconomics course. A score of 5 on the AP Calculus AB______________ exam or 4 on the BC exam is equivalent to Math 31A and can be used in place of the first calculus course. A score of 5 on the AP Calculus BC______________ exam is equivalent to Math 31AB and can be used in place of both calculus courses. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ECON 1 Principles of (4)|ECON M1 Principles of (3) Economics(Microeconomics) | Microeconomics -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ECON 2 Principles of (4)|ECON M2 Principles of (3) Economics(Macroeconomics) | Macroeconomics -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ECON 11 Microeconomic Theory (4)|No course articulated. Course must be |taken at UCLA. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ECON 41 Statistics for Economists (4)|No course articulated. Course must be |taken at UCLA. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Business Economics/B.A. (continued)MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One English critical reading and writing |ENGL M1B Literature: Critical (3) course | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1BH Honors Literature: (3) | Critical Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1C Critical Thinking and (3) | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1CH Honors: Critical (3) | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |PHIL M5 Critical Thinking and (3) | Analytic Writing | OR__ |COMM M25 Introduction to (3) | Rhetorical Criticism -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MGMT 1A Principles of Accounting (4)|BUS M2A Financial Accounting I (3) | OR__ |BUS M2B Financial Accounting II (3) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MGMT 1B Principles of Accounting (4)|BUS M2C Managerial Accounting (3) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Central and East European Languages and Cultures/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/slavic/undergrad/index.html and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Chemical Engineering/B.S.==== Admission to the Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science (HSSEAS) at UCLA is highly competitive. The most important selection criteria are completion of the required preparatory courses and academic performance. A minimum transferable cumulative GPA of 3.30 is required for consideration. Preparatory courses should be completed by the end of the Spring term prior to Fall enrollment. All major-preparation courses must be taken for a letter grade. HSSEAS admits students by major and does not consider applicants for alternate majors. Applicants are not required to complete the HSSEAS General Education Requirements in order to be admitted, although it is beneficial for students to complete 1 course from each of the following areas: arts, humanities, social sciences, and life sciences. While IGETC Certification is not recognized by HSSEAS, students may reference the IGETC courselist to make their course selections. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, please refer to www.engineer.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . If you still have specific questions, you may email the HSSEAS admission office at [email protected].__________________ PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following courses are REQUIRED________ for admission to this major-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Laboratory | CHEM 20B &_ Chemical Energetics and (4)| Change | CHEM 30AL General Chemistry (4)| Laboratory II | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Chemical Engineering/B.S. (continued)MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3) Applications | Algebra -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE: You should complete the entire Physics Series at one community college (or at community colleges within the same district where courses are exact equivalents). PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 4AL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory AND | AND PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 4BL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | PHYSICS 1C Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ENGCOMP 3 English Composition, (5)|ENGL M1A English Composition (4) Rhetoric, and Language | | OR__ |ENGL M1AH Honors: English (4) | Composition AND | AND

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Chemical Engineering/B.S. (continued)One additional course in English |ENGL M1B Literature: Critical (3) composition | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1BH Honors Literature: (3) | Critical Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1C Critical Thinking and (3) | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1CH Honors: Critical (3) | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |PHIL M5 Critical Thinking and (3) | Analytic Writing | OR__ |COMM M25 Introduction to (3) | Rhetorical Criticism -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One course in computer programming: C, |CS M10A Introduction to (4) C++, or Java | Computer Programming | Using Structured C++ | OR__ |CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) | Programming Using C++ NOTE: C++ is preferred for this major. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Listed below are additional degree requirements for this major that may be met with community college courses:-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 30A &_ Organic Chemistry I: (4)|CHEM M7A &_ Organic Chemistry I (5) Structure and Reactivity | CHEM 30B &_ Organic Chemistry II: (4)|CHEM M7B Organic Chemistry II (5) Reactivity, Synthesis, | and Spectroscopy | CHEM 30BL Organic Chemistry (3)| Laboratory I | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Chemistry/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.chem.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20B &_ Chemical Energetics and (4)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Change | CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)| Laboratory | CHEM 30AL General Chemistry (4)| Laboratory II | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A &_ Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)| Variables | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Chemistry/B.S. (continued)PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 1C &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | PHYSICS 4BL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 30A &_ Organic Chemistry I: (4)|CHEM M7A &_ Organic Chemistry I (5) Structure and Reactivity | CHEM 30B &_ Organic Chemistry II: (4)|CHEM M7B Organic Chemistry II (5) Reactivity, Synthesis, | and Spectroscopy | CHEM 30BL &_ Organic Chemistry (3)| Laboratory I | CHEM 30C &_ Organic Chemistry III: (4)| Reactivity, Synthesis, | and Biomolecules | CHEM 30CL Organic Chemistry (4)| Laboratory II | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Chemistry/Materials Science/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.seas.ucla.edu/chem-mat and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog . PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20B &_ Chemical Energetics and (4)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Change | CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)| Laboratory | CHEM 30AL General Chemistry (4)| Laboratory II | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A &_ Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)| Variables | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Chemistry/Materials Science/B.S. (continued)PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 1C &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | PHYSICS 4BL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Chicana and Chicano Studies/B.A.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding preparation for this major and UCLA's trasnfer selection process, visit www.chavez.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may ____ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHICANO 10A Introduction to (5)|No course articulated Chicana/Chicano | Studies:History and | Culture | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHICANO 10B Introduction to (5)|No course articulated Chicana/Chicano | Studies: Social | Structure and | Contemporary | Conditions | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Spanish 5 or equivalent |SPAN M4 Intermediate Spanish II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Chinese/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/ealc and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Civil Engineering/B.S.==== Admission to the Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science (HSSEAS) at UCLA is highly competitive. The most important selection criteria are completion of the required preparatory courses and academic performance. A minimum transferable cumulative GPA of 3.30 is required for consideration. Preparatory courses should be completed by the end of the Spring term prior to Fall enrollment. All major-preparation courses must be taken for a letter grade. HSSEAS admits students by major and does not consider applicants for alternate majors. Applicants are not required to complete the HSSEAS General Education Requirements in order to be admitted, although it is beneficial for students to complete 1 course from each of the following areas: arts, humanities, social sciences, and life sciences. While IGETC Certification is not recognized by HSSEAS, students may reference the IGETC courselist to make their course selections. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, please refer to www.engineer.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . If you still have specific questions, you may email the HSSEAS admission office at [email protected].__________________ PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following courses are REQUIRED________ for admission to this major-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Laboratory | CHEM 20B Chemical Energetics and (4)| Change | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Civil Engineering/B.S. (continued)MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3) Applications | Algebra -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE: You should complete the entire Physics Series at one community college (or at community colleges within the same district where courses are exact equivalents). PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 4AL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory AND | AND PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 4BL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | PHYSICS 1C Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ENGCOMP 3 English Composition, (5)|ENGL M1A English Composition (4) Rhetoric, and Language | | OR__ |ENGL M1AH Honors: English (4) | Composition AND | AND

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Civil Engineering/B.S. (continued)One additional course in English |ENGL M1B Literature: Critical (3) composition | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1BH Honors Literature: (3) | Critical Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1C Critical Thinking and (3) | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1CH Honors: Critical (3) | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |PHIL M5 Critical Thinking and (3) | Analytic Writing | OR__ |COMM M25 Introduction to (3) | Rhetorical Criticism -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One course in computer programming: C, |CS M10A Introduction to (4) C++, or Java | Computer Programming | Using Structured C++ | OR__ |CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) | Programming Using C++ NOTE: C++ is preferred for this major. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Listed below are additional degree requirements for this major that may be met with community college courses:-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** C&EE 101 Statics and Dynamics (4)|No course articulated -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** C&EE 108 Introduction to (4)|ENGR M16 Engineering Statics (4) Mechanics of | and Strength of Deformable Solids | Materials -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** MAT SCI 104 Science of (4)|ENGR M12 Engineering Materials (3) Engineering | Materials | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR ** This upper division requirement for the major may be satisfied by the lower division community college course(s) listed, if any.

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Classical Civilization/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/classics/programs/ug/ugrequirements.htm and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Cognitive Science/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. Also, completion of one statistics course prior to transfer is recommended as preparation for upper division work in the major. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.psych.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed. The AP Exam Scores listed below may be used to meet the major prep: A score of 5 or higher on the AP Calculus BC exam ____________________ can be used in place of both calculus courses. A score of 5 or higher on the AP Calculus AB exam _____________________ can be used in place of the first calculus course. A score of 4 on the AP Calculus BC exam___________________ can be used in place of the first calculus course. A score of 4 or higher on the AP Psychology exam ___________________ is equivalent to Psychology 10 and can be used in place of the psychology course. A score of 3 or higher on the AP Biology exam ________________ can be used in place of the biology course. A score of 3 or higher on the AP Physics B or C exam _______________________ can be used in place of the physics course. A score of 3 or higher on the AP Chemistry exam __________________ can be used in place of the chemistry course. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PSYCH 10 Introductory Psychology (4)|PSY M1 Introduction to (3) | Psychology | OR__ |PSY M1H Honors: Introduction to (3) | Psychology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 15 Life: Concepts and (5)|BIOL M1 Introduction to Biology (4) Issues | OR | OR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Cognitive Science/B.S. (continued)LIFESCI 1 Evolution, Ecology, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Biodiversity | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) OR | OR PHYSCI 3 Introduction to Human (5)|PHSO M1 Human Physiology (5) Physiology | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 10 Physics (4)|PHYS M1 Descriptive Physics (3) | OR__ |PHYS M10A General Physics I (4) OR | OR PHYSICS 6A Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: | Mechanics | OR | OR PHYSICS 1A Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A Mechanics of Solids (4) and Engineers:Mechanics | and Fluids OR | OR CHEM 2 Introductory Chemistry (4)|CHEM M12 Introductory (5) | Chemistry I | OR__ |CHEM M12H Honors: Introductory (5) | Chemistry I OR | OR CHEM 20A Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A General Chemistry I (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHILOS 7 Introduction to (5)|No course articulated Philosophy of Mind | OR | OR PHILOS 8 Introduction to (5)|No course articulated Philosophy of Science | OR | OR PHILOS 9 Principles of Critical (4)|PHIL M5 Critical Thinking and (3) Reasoning | Analytic Writing | OR__ |PHIL M7 Introduction to Logic (3) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTNG 10A Introduction to (5)|CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) Programming(C++) | Programming Using C++ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTNG 10B Intermediate (5)|No course articulated Programming(C++) | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTNG 15 Introduction to LISP (5)|No course articulated and Symbolic | Computation | OR | OR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Cognitive Science/B.S. (continued)COMPTNG 20A Principles of Java (5)|No course articulated Language with | Applications | OR | OR COMPTNG 40A Introduction to (5)|No course articulated Programming for | Internet | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PSYCH 85 Introduction to Cognitive (4)|No course articulated. Course must be Science |taken at UCLA. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Communication Studies/B.A.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. THIS MAJOR IS HIGHLY SELECTIVE; applications undergo review by faculty in the Communication Studies Department. Students must complete 7 major prep courses, with a minimum of four____ completed by the fall term prior to admission. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. A minimum UC-transferable cumulative GPA of 3.50 is required for faculty review. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.commstudies.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed. The AP Exam Scores listed below may be used to meet the major prep: A score of 3 or higher on the AP Statistics exam__________________ can be used in place of the statistics course. A score of 4 or higher on the AP Psychology exam ___________________ is equivalent to Psychology 10 and can be used in place of the psychology course. A score of 4 or higher on the AP Microeconomics __________________ is equivalent to Econ 1 and can be used in place of the microeconomics course. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMM ST 10 Introduction to (5)|JOUR M1 &_ Media and Society (3) Communication Studies | Same as: FTVM M1 |COMM M4 Interpersonal (3) | Communications -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ANTHRO 33 Culture and (5)|ANTH M8 Linguistic Anthropology (3) Communication | OR | OR COMM ST M70 Origin of Language (5)|No course articulated OR | OR LING 1 Introduction to Study of (5)|No course articulated Language | OR | OR SOCIOL 24 Conversation and Society (4)|No course articulated -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One Introductory Statistics Course |MATH M15 Introductory (5) | Statistics | OR__ |MATH M15H Honors: Introductory (5) | Statistics --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Communication Studies/B.A. (continued)COMM ST 1 Principles of Oral (4)|COMM M1 Introduction to Speech (3) Communication | | OR__ |COMM M2 Advanced Public (3) | Speaking -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Three additional courses from: | Three additional courses from: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- POL SCI 40 Introduction to (5)|POLS M1 Introduction to (3) American Politics | Politics | OR__ |POLS M3 American Government (3) | and Politics | OR__ |POLS M3H Honors: American (3) | Government and | Politics | OR__ |POLS M5 National, State and (3) | Local Politics -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PSYCH 10 Introductory Psychology (4)|PSY M1 Introduction to (3) | Psychology | OR__ |PSY M1H Honors: Introduction to (3) | Psychology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SOCIOL 1 Introductory Sociology (5)|SOC M1 Introduction to (3) | Sociology | OR__ |SOC M1H Honors: Introduction to (3) | Sociology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ECON 1 Principles of (4)|ECON M1 Principles of (3) Economics(Microeconomics) | Microeconomics OR | OR ECON 5 Introductory Economics (4)|No course articulated OR | OR POL SCI 30 Politics and Strategy (5)|No course articulated -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Comparative Literature/B.A.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. With the exception of the foreign language courses, all courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.complit.ucla.edu and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TWO COURSES FROM: | TWO COURSES FROM: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COM LIT 1A World Literature: (5)|ENGL M30 Masterpieces of World (3) Antiquity to Middle | Literature I Ages | | OR__ COM LIT 1B World Literature: (5)|ENGL M31 Masterpieces of World (3) Middle Ages to 17th | Literature II Century | COM LIT 1C World Literature: Age (5)|No course articulated of Enlightenment to | 20th Century | OR | OR COM LIT 1D Great Books from World (5)|No course articulated at Large | OR | OR COM LIT 2AW Survey of Literature: (5)|No course articulated Antiquity to Middle | Ages | COM LIT 2BW Survey of Literature: (5)|No course articulated Middle Ages to 17th | Century | COM LIT 2CW Survey of Literature: (5)|No course articulated Age of Enlightenment | to 20th Century | OR | OR COM LIT 2DW Survey of Literature: (5)|No course articulated Great Books from World | at Large | OR | OR ENGL 10A Literatures in English to (5)|ENGL M15A Survey of English (3) 1700 | Literature I | OR__ ENGL 10B Literatures in English, (5)|ENGL M15B Survey of English (3) 1700 to 1850 | Literature II ENGL 10C Literatures in English, (5)|No course articulated 1850 to Present | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Comparative Literature/B.A. (continued)One Writing I course: |ENGL M1A English Composition (4) | OR__ |ENGL M1AH Honors: English (4) | Composition -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One Writing II Course: |ENGL M1B Literature: Critical (3) | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1BH Honors Literature: (3) | Critical Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1C Critical Thinking and (3) | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1CH Honors: Critical (3) | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |PHIL M5 Critical Thinking and (3) | Analytic Writing | OR__ |COMM M5 Oral Interpretation (3) | of Literature -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PLEASE NOTE: Student must demonstrate a minimum of one year of proficiency in a foreign language, however, completion of two years of a foreign language are strongly________ recommended as preparation for upper division coursework. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Computational and Systems Biology/B.S.==== The Computational and Systems Biology major(formerly Cybernetics) is designed for highly motivated students interested in interdisciplinary studies in life sciences, behavioral sciences, and engineering and computer sciences. Students must be admitted as Pre-Computational and Systems Biology majors in order to major in Computational and Systems Biology. Preparation for the major consists of a broad foundation in basic sciences, plus an introductory course in computer science or computer programming. The major provides foundations in mathematical modelling, information processing, and control and system analysis, with an emphasis on quantitative ideas and methodologies. Mathematical and other analytical skills are essential in the major. To prepare for this major, you should complete as many of the following courses _________________________________________________________________________________as possible.____________ All courses must be taken for a letter grade. -one year of general chemistry with laboratory for majors -the first course in organic chemistry for majors -two years of calculus for majors, including linear algebra and differential equations -one and a half years of calculus-based physics for majors -one year of biology with laboratory for majors -one introductory course in computer science or computer programming For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.cs.ucla.edu/~cyber/what_is_cybernetics.htm, www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog , and www.admissions.ucla.edu.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Computer Science and Engineering/B.S.==== Admission to the Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science (HSSEAS) at UCLA is highly competitive. The most important selection criteria are completion of the required preparatory courses and academic performance. A minimum transferable cumulative GPA of 3.30 is required for consideration. Preparatory courses should be completed by the end of the Spring term prior to Fall enrollment. All major-preparation courses must be taken for a letter grade. HSSEAS admits students by major and does not consider applicants for alternate majors. Applicants are not required to complete the HSSEAS General Education Requirements in order to be admitted, although it is beneficial for students to complete 1 course from each of the following areas: arts, humanities, social sciences, and life sciences. While IGETC Certification is not recognized by HSSEAS, students may reference the IGETC courselist to make their course selections. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, please refer to www.engineer.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . If you still have specific questions, you may email the HSSEAS admission office at [email protected].__________________ PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following courses are REQUIRED________ for admission to this major-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A General Chemistry I (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3) Applications | Algebra --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Computer Science and Engineering/B.S. (continued)MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE: You should complete the entire Physics Series at one community college (or at community colleges within the same district where courses are exact equivalents). PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 4AL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory AND | AND PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 4BL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | PHYSICS 1C Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory NOTE: You will receive credit for UCLA's EL ENGR 1(Electrical Engineering Physics I) in lieu of Physics 1C. EL ENGR 1 is an engineering physics course required for this major. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ENGCOMP 3 English Composition, (5)|ENGL M1A English Composition (4) Rhetoric, and Language | | OR__ |ENGL M1AH Honors: English (4) | Composition AND | AND

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Computer Science and Engineering/B.S. (continued)One additional course in English |ENGL M1B Literature: Critical (3) composition | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1BH Honors Literature: (3) | Critical Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1C Critical Thinking and (3) | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1CH Honors: Critical (3) | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |PHIL M5 Critical Thinking and (3) | Analytic Writing | OR__ |COMM M25 Introduction to (3) | Rhetorical Criticism -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One course in computer programming: |CS M10A Introduction to (4) C++ is preferred for this major | Computer Programming | Using Structured C++ | OR__ |CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) | Programming Using C++ NOTE: A course equivalent to UCLA's Computer Science 31 will be accepted towards this requirement. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Listed below are additional degree requirements for this major that may be met with community college courses:-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 61 Introduction to Discrete (4)|MATH M21 Discrete Mathematics (3) Structures | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EL ENGR 10 Circuit Analysis I (4)|ENGR M20 Electrical Engineering (3) | Fundamentals -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** EL ENGR 110L Circuit (2)|ENGR M20L Electrical (1) Measurements | Engineering Laboratory | Fundamentals Lab -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COM SCI 31 Introduction to (4)|CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) Computer Science I | Programming Using C++ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** This upper division requirement for the major may be satisfied by the lower division community college course(s) listed, if any.

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Computer Science and Engineering/B.S. (continued)COM SCI 32 Introduction to (4)|CS M20 Object-Oriented Data (4) Computer Science II | Structures and Algorithm | Design -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COM SCI 33 Introduction to (5)|CS M30 Introduction to Computer (4) Computer Organization | Systems -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COM SCI M51A Logic Design of (4)|No course articulated Digital Systems | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Computer Science/B.S.==== Admission to the Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science (HSSEAS) at UCLA is highly competitive. The most important selection criteria are completion of the required preparatory courses and academic performance. A minimum transferable cumulative GPA of 3.30 is required for consideration. Preparatory courses should be completed by the end of the Spring term prior to Fall enrollment. All major-preparation courses must be taken for a letter grade. HSSEAS admits students by major and does not consider applicants for alternate majors. Applicants are not required to complete the HSSEAS General Education Requirements in order to be admitted, although it is beneficial for students to complete 1 course from each of the following areas: arts, humanities, social sciences, and life sciences. While IGETC Certification is not recognized by HSSEAS, students may reference the IGETC courselist to make their course selections. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, please refer to www.engineer.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . If you still have specific questions, you may email the HSSEAS admission office at [email protected].__________________ PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following courses are REQUIRED________ for admission to this major-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A General Chemistry I (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3) Applications | Algebra --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Computer Science/B.S. (continued)MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE: You should complete the entire Physics Series at one community college (or at community colleges within the same district where courses are exact equivalents). PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 4AL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory AND | AND PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 4BL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | PHYSICS 1C Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory NOTE: You will receive credit for UCLA's EL ENGR 1(Electrical Engineering Physics I) in lieu of Physics 1C. EL ENGR 1 is an engineering physics course required for this major. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ENGCOMP 3 English Composition, (5)|ENGL M1A English Composition (4) Rhetoric, and Language | | OR__ |ENGL M1AH Honors: English (4) | Composition AND | AND

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Computer Science/B.S. (continued)One additional course in English |ENGL M1B Literature: Critical (3) composition | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1BH Honors Literature: (3) | Critical Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1C Critical Thinking and (3) | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1CH Honors: Critical (3) | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |PHIL M5 Critical Thinking and (3) | Analytic Writing | OR__ |COMM M25 Introduction to (3) | Rhetorical Criticism -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One course in computer programming: |CS M10A Introduction to (4) C++ is preferred for this major | Computer Programming | Using Structured C++ | OR__ |CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) | Programming Using C++ NOTE: A course equivalent to UCLA's Computer Science 31 will be accepted towards this requirement. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Listed below are additional degree requirements for this major that may be met with community college courses:-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 61 Introduction to Discrete (4)|MATH M21 Discrete Mathematics (3) Structures | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COM SCI 31 Introduction to (4)|CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) Computer Science I | Programming Using C++ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COM SCI 32 Introduction to (4)|CS M20 Object-Oriented Data (4) Computer Science II | Structures and Algorithm | Design -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COM SCI 33 Introduction to (5)|CS M30 Introduction to Computer (4) Computer Organization | Systems -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COM SCI M51A Logic Design of (4)|No course articulated Digital Systems | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Design/Media Arts/B.A.==== The Department of Design | Media Arts program emphasizes visual, audio, analytical theoretical, and technology mediated work in design and media arts. It fully integrates computers and other digitial technology into the curriculum. This uniquely challenging program invites students to balance their aesthetic sensibility with logical reasoning, formal theories with practical application, and contemporary thought with historical perspective. Preparation for the major: one course each in drawing, color theory, two-dimensional and three-dimensional form, digital media/computer design, programming for media arts, letterforms and typography, design history, design culture, and interactivity and media art, and two courses in design history. Exemptions from lower division requirements will be determined by the department after_____ admission. Portfolio&Supplemental requirements: In addition to the general UC application, students must submit a portfolio of creative work as well as departmental statement of interest by digital upload, for which an additional fee is required. Applicants must have a minimum 3.0 gpa at the time of application. Specific guidelines may be found at: www.arts.ucla.edu/prospective-students. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.design.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Earth and Environmental Science B.A.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.ess.ucla.edu/academics/index.asp and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E&S SCI 1 Introduction to Earth (4)|GEOL M2 &_ Physical Geology (3) Science | |GEOL M2L Physical Geology Lab (1) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E&S SCI 5 Environmental Geology of (4)|No course articulated Los Angeles | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E&S SCI 61 Geologic Maps (4)|No course articulated -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Laboratory | CHEM 20B Chemical Energetics and (4)| Change | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 3A Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND MATH 3B Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND MATH 3C Probability for Life (4)|No course articulated Sciences Students | OR | OR MATH 31A &_ Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25AH &_ Honors: Calculus (5) Series | with Analytic | Geometry I |MATH M25B Calculus with (5) | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 1 Evolution, Ecology, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Biodiversity | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Earth and Environmental Science B.A. (continued)PHYSICS 6A &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: | Mechanics | PHYSICS 6B &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Waves, | Electricity, and | Magnetism | PHYSICS 6C Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Light, | Fluids, | Thermodynamics, Modern | Physics | OR | OR PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 4AL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL &_ Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory PHYSICS 1B Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====East Asian Studies/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.international.ucla.edu/idps/eastasia/index.asp and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Ecology, Behavior, and Evolution/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. THIS MAJOR IS HIGHLY SELECTIVE; a significant number of preparatory courses should be completed prior to transfer. At minimum, you should complete one year of biology with laboratory, one year of general chemistry with laboratory, one year of calculus and one semester of organic chemistry with laboratory. Completion of a second semester of organic chemistry or one year of calculus-based physics is strongly recommended. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.eeb.ucla.edu/undergraduate.php and www.admissions.ucla.edu . NOTE _____ : If your college does not offer a two semester sequence in calculus-based physics, it is recommended that you complete Physics 6ABC at UCLA after you transfer. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may ____ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 1 Evolution, Ecology, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Biodiversity | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 2 Cells, Tissues, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Organs | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 3 Introduction to (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) Molecular Biology | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 4 Genetics (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20B &_ Chemical Energetics and (4)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Change | CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)| Laboratory | CHEM 30AL General Chemistry (4)| Laboratory II | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STATS 13 Introduction to (5)|No course articulated Statistical Methods for | Life and Health Sciences | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Ecology, Behavior, and Evolution/B.S. (continued)* MATH 31A &_ Differential and (4)|MATH M25A &_ Calculus with (5) Integral Calculus | Analytic Geometry I MATH 31B &_ Integration and (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Infinite Series | Analytic Geometry II | OR__ MATH 32A Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25AH &_ Honors: Calculus (5) Variables | with Analytic | Geometry I |MATH M25B Calculus with (5) | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 6A &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: | Mechanics | PHYSICS 6B &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Waves, | Electricity, and | Magnetism | PHYSICS 6C Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Light, | Fluids, | Thermodynamics, Modern | Physics | OR | OR * The one-year community college calculus sequence(s) listed above will meet the three-term(Math 31A, 31B, 32A) UCLA calculus requirement. Please see a counselor in the UCLA major department after transfer to get the whole requirement satisfied.

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Ecology, Behavior, and Evolution/B.S. (continued)PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 1C &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | PHYSICS 4AL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL &_ Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory PHYSICS 4BL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 30A &_ Organic Chemistry I: (4)|CHEM M7A &_ Organic Chemistry I (5) Structure and Reactivity | CHEM 30B &_ Organic Chemistry II: (4)|CHEM M7B Organic Chemistry II (5) Reactivity, Synthesis, | and Spectroscopy | CHEM 30BL Organic Chemistry (3)| Laboratory I | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Economics/B.A.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. THIS MAJOR IS HIGHLY SELECTIVE . ALL preparatory courses should be completed by the spring term just prior to transfer. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. The calculus course requirements should be met as early as possible. After transfer to UCLA, students may not change their major to Economics if they were originally admitted to a major outside the Department of Economics. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.econ.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed. The AP Exam Scores listed below may be used to meet the major prep: A score of 4 or higher on the AP Microeconomics exam______________________ is equivalent to Econ 1 and can be used in place of the microeconomics course. A score of 4 or higher on the AP Macroeconomics exam______________________ is equivlanet to Econ 2 and can be used in place of the macroeconomics course. A score of 5 on the AP Calculus AB exam or 4 on the BC exam ________________________________________ is equivalent to Math 31A and can be used in place of the first calculus course. A score of 5 on the AP Calculus BC exam ____________________ is equivalent to Math 31AB and can be used in place of both calculus courses. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ECON 1 Principles of (4)|ECON M1 Principles of (3) Economics(Microeconomics) | Microeconomics -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ECON 2 Principles of (4)|ECON M2 Principles of (3) Economics(Macroeconomics) | Macroeconomics -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ECON 11 Microeconomic Theory (4)|No course articulated. Course must be |taken at UCLA. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ECON 41 Statistics for Economists (4)|No course articulated. Course must be |taken at UCLA. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Electrical Engineering/B.S.==== Admission to the Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science (HSSEAS) at UCLA is highly competitive. The most important selection criteria are completion of the required preparatory courses and academic performance. A minimum transferable cumulative GPA of 3.30 is required for consideration. Preparatory courses should be completed by the end of the Spring term prior to Fall enrollment. All major-preparation courses must be taken for a letter grade. HSSEAS admits students by major and does not consider applicants for alternate majors. Applicants are not required to complete the HSSEAS General Education Requirements in order to be admitted, although it is beneficial for students to complete 1 course from each of the following areas: arts, humanities, social sciences, and life sciences. While IGETC Certification is not recognized by HSSEAS, students may reference the IGETC courselist to make their course selections. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, please refer to www.engineer.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . If you still have specific questions, you may email the HSSEAS admission office at [email protected].__________________ PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following courses are REQUIRED________ for admission to this major-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A General Chemistry I (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3) Applications | Algebra --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Electrical Engineering/B.S. (continued)MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE: You should complete the entire Physics Series at one community college (or at community colleges within the same district where courses are exact equivalents). PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 4AL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory AND | AND PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 4BL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | PHYSICS 1C Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory NOTE: You will receive credit for UCLA's EL ENGR 1(Electrical Engineering Physics I) in lieu of Physics 1C. EL ENGR 1 is an engineering physics course required for this major. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ENGCOMP 3 English Composition, (5)|ENGL M1A English Composition (4) Rhetoric, and Language | | OR__ |ENGL M1AH Honors: English (4) | Composition AND | AND

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Electrical Engineering/B.S. (continued)One additional course in English |ENGL M1B Literature: Critical (3) composition | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1BH Honors Literature: (3) | Critical Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1C Critical Thinking and (3) | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1CH Honors: Critical (3) | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |PHIL M5 Critical Thinking and (3) | Analytic Writing | OR__ |COMM M25 Introduction to (3) | Rhetorical Criticism -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One course in computer programming: |CS M10A Introduction to (4) C++ is preferred for this major | Computer Programming | Using Structured C++ | OR__ |CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) | Programming Using C++ NOTE: A course equivalent to UCLA's Computer Science 31 will be accepted towards this requirement. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Listed below are additional degree requirements for this major that may be met with community college courses:-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COM SCI 31 Introduction to (4)|CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) Computer Science I | Programming Using C++ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COM SCI 32 Introduction to (4)|CS M20 Object-Oriented Data (4) Computer Science II | Structures and Algorithm | Design -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EL ENGR 10 Circuit Analysis I (4)|ENGR M20 Electrical Engineering (3) | Fundamentals --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Electrical Engineering/B.S. (continued)** EL ENGR 110L Circuit (2)|ENGR M20L Electrical (1) Measurements | Engineering Laboratory | Fundamentals Lab -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR ** This upper division requirement for the major may be satisfied by the lower division community college course(s) listed, if any.

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====English/B.A.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. With the exception of the foreign language courses, all courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.english.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . NOTE _____ : Transfer students who have satisfied the UCLA College(Letters and Science) foreign language requirement at the high school level through the IGETC program may satisfy the departmental foreign language requirement with 5 foreign literature in translation courses. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ENGCOMP 3 English Composition, (5)|ENGL M1A English Composition (4) Rhetoric, and Language | | OR__ |ENGL M1AH Honors: English (4) | Composition -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ENGL 4W Critical Reading and (5)|ENGL M1B Literature: Critical (3) Writing | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1BH Honors Literature: (3) | Critical Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M95 Honors in English: (3) | Approaches to | Literary Study -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ENGL 10A &_ Literatures in English to (5)|ENGL M15A &_ Survey of English (3) 1700 | Literature I ENGL 10B &_ Literatures in English, (5)|ENGL M15B Survey of English (3) 1700 to 1850 | Literature II ENGL 10C Literatures in English, (5)| 1850 to Present | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 quarters of one foreign language |4th semester of one foreign language OR | OR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ English/B.A. (continued)3 quarters of one foreign language and |2nd semester of one foreign language two additional courses in foreign |and two additional courses in foreign language or foreign literature, including|language or foreign literature, foreign literature in translation. |including foreign literature in |translation. | |Literature in translation courses |include: |ENGL M29A The Bible as (3) | Literature (Old | Testament) |ENGL M29B The Bible as (3) | Literature (New | Testament) |ENGL M30 Masterpieces of World (3) | Literature I |ENGL M31 Masterpieces of World (3) | Literature II |ENGL M33 Modern European (3) | Fiction -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Environmental Science/B.S.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu. You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major visit www.ioe.ucla.edu and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Ethnomusicology/B.A.==== The Ethnomusicology B.A. degree combines hands-on musical experience with academic study to explore the rich variety of musical expressions throughout the world, including Africa, Europe, the Americas, west, east, south, and southeast Asia, Concentrations in Jazz Studies and World Music are offered. Preparation for the major: All preparatory classes should be taken at UCLA. Exemptions/substitutions from lower division requirements will be determined by the department after_____ admission. Audition/Interview&supplmental requirements: In addition to the general UC application, all students are required to audition as well as submit a supplemental application by digital updload, for which an additional fee is required. Letters of recommendation are also requested. Applicants must have a minimum 3.0 gpa at the time of application. Specific guidelines may be found at www.arts.ucla.edu/prospective-students. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's trransfer selection process, visit www.ethnomusic.ucla.edu.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====European Studies/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.isop.ucla.edu/idps/euro and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Film and Television/B.A.==== The two-year, upper division program in Film and Television provides an education in the history and theory of these art forms and basic learning experiences in production within the context of a liberal arts education. In the first year, students are introduced to all major aspects of film, television, and digital media study. In the second year, each student completes a senior concentration chosen from film production, television production [narrative or documentary], screenwriting, animation, critical studies or digital media. Students must also complete at least one professional internship. Undergraduates in the film and television program take courses in: critical studies- the history, theory, and aesthetics of both film and television; production- film, television (studio and field), digital, experimental, and animation; and film and television craft- writing, directing , cinematography and editing. Recommended courses prior to entrance include: American film history, European film history, American television history , and one theater course. Additional admission requirements include a personal essay, a critical essay, a creative writing sample, and two letters of recommendation. Films and videotapes are not accepted. Prior experience is not required. Applicants to the school must have a minimum 3.0 GPA at the time of application and must complete their general education coursework prior to entrance. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.tft.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====French and Linguistics/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.french.ucla.edu/programs/undergrade_prog.htm and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====French/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.french.ucla.edu/programs/undergrade_prog.htm and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====General Chemistry/B.S.==== Admission into UCLA’s General Chemistry major is not open to new applicants. Students must transfer into another major(preferably one with similar lower division coursework) and then apply post transfer to the major via petition. Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.chem.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20B &_ Chemical Energetics and (4)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Change | CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)| Laboratory | CHEM 30AL General Chemistry (4)| Laboratory II | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ General Chemistry/B.S. (continued)PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 1C &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | PHYSICS 4BL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 30A &_ Organic Chemistry I: (4)|CHEM M7A &_ Organic Chemistry I (5) Structure and Reactivity | CHEM 30B &_ Organic Chemistry II: (4)|CHEM M7B Organic Chemistry II (5) Reactivity, Synthesis, | and Spectroscopy | CHEM 30BL &_ Organic Chemistry (3)| Laboratory I | CHEM 30C &_ Organic Chemistry III: (4)| Reactivity, Synthesis, | and Biomolecules | CHEM 30CL Organic Chemistry (4)| Laboratory II | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Geography/B.A.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding preparation for this major and UCLA's transfer selection process visit www.geog.ucla.edu and www.admissions.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may ____ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GEOG 1 Earth's Physical (5)|GEOG M1 &_ Physical Geography (3) Environment | |GEOG M1L Physical Geography Lab (1) OR | OR GEOG 2 Biodiversity in a Changing (5)|No course articulated World | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GEOG 3 Cultural Geography (5)|GEOG M2 Cultural Geography (3) OR | OR GEOG 4 Globalization: Regional (5)|No course articulated Development and World | Economy | OR | OR GEOG 6 World Regions: Concepts and (5)|No course articulated Contemporary Issues | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STATS 12 Introduction to (5)|MATH M15 Introductory (5) Statistical Methods for | Statistics Geography and | Environmental Studies | | OR__ |MATH M15H Honors: Introductory (5) | Statistics -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Geography/Environmental Studies/B.A.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding preparation for this major and UCLA's transfer selection process visit www.geog.ucla.edu and www.admissions.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may ____ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GEOG 1 Earth's Physical (5)|GEOG M1 &_ Physical Geography (3) Environment | |GEOG M1L Physical Geography Lab (1) OR | OR GEOG 2 Biodiversity in a Changing (5)|No course articulated World | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GEOG 3 Cultural Geography (5)|GEOG M2 Cultural Geography (3) OR | OR GEOG 4 Globalization: Regional (5)|No course articulated Development and World | Economy | OR | OR GEOG 6 World Regions: Concepts and (5)|No course articulated Contemporary Issues | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GEOG 5 People and the Earth's (5)|No course articulated Ecosystems | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STATS 12 Introduction to (5)|MATH M15 Introductory (5) Statistical Methods for | Statistics Geography and | Environmental Studies | | OR__ |MATH M15H Honors: Introductory (5) | Statistics -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Geology B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.ess.ucla.edu/academics/index.asp and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but theymay___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E&S SCI 1 Introduction to Earth (4)|GEOL M2 &_ Physical Geology (3) Science | |GEOL M2L Physical Geology Lab (1) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E&S SCI 51 Mineralogy: Earth and (4)|No course articulated Planetary Materials | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E&S SCI 61 Geologic Maps (4)|No course articulated -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 1 Evolution, Ecology, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Biodiversity | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Laboratory | CHEM 20B Chemical Energetics and (4)| Change | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 3A Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND MATH 3B Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND MATH 3C Probability for Life (4)|No course articulated Sciences Students | OR | OR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Geology B.S. (continued)C&EE 15 Introduction to Computing (2)|No course articulated for Civil Engineers | OR | OR COMPTNG 10A Introduction to (5)|CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) Programming(C++) | Programming Using C++ OR | OR One course in computer programming: |No course articulated FORTRAN | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Geology/Engineering Geology/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.ess.ucla.edu/academics/index.asp and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but theymay___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E&S SCI 1 Introduction to Earth (4)|GEOL M2 &_ Physical Geology (3) Science | |GEOL M2L Physical Geology Lab (1) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E&S SCI 51 Mineralogy: Earth and (4)|No course articulated Planetary Materials | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A&O SCI 3 Introduction to (4)|No course articulated Atmospheric Environment | OR | OR E&S SCI 61 Geologic Maps (4)|No course articulated -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Laboratory | CHEM 20B Chemical Energetics and (4)| Change | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3) Applications | Algebra --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Geology/Engineering Geology/B.S. (continued)PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 1C &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | PHYSICS 4AL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL &_ Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory PHYSICS 4BL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C&EE 15 Introduction to Computing (2)|No course articulated for Civil Engineers | OR | OR COMPTNG 10A Introduction to (5)|CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) Programming(C++) | Programming Using C++ OR | OR One course in computer programming: |No course articulated FORTRAN | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Geology/Paleobiology/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's tranfer selection process, visit www.ess.ucla.edu/academics/index.asp and www.admissions.ucla.edu . PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E&S SCI 1 Introduction to Earth (4)|GEOL M2 &_ Physical Geology (3) Science | |GEOL M2L Physical Geology Lab (1) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E&S SCI 3 Astrobiology (5)|No course articulated -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E&S SCI 16 Major Events in History (4)|No course articulated of Life | OR | OR E&S SCI 17 Dinosaurs and Their (4)|No coourse articulated Relatives | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E&S SCI 51 Mineralogy: Earth and (4)|No course articulated Planetary Materials | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E&S SCI 61 Geologic Maps (4)|No course articulated -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 2 Cells, Tissues, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Organs | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 3 Introduction to (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) Molecular Biology | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 4 Genetics (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Laboratory | CHEM 20B &_ Chemical Energetics and (4)| Change | CHEM 30AL General Chemistry (4)| Laboratory II | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 3A Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Geology/Paleobiology/B.S. (continued)MATH 3B Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND MATH 3C Probability for Life (4)|No course articulated Sciences Students | OR | OR MATH 31A &_ Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ MATH 31B &_ Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25AH &_ Honors: Calculus (5) Series | with Analytic | Geometry I MATH 32A Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25B &_ Calculus with (5) Variables | Analytic Geometry II |MATH M25C Calculus and (5) | Analytic Geometry | III -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 6A Physics for Life (5)|No course articlated Sciences Majors: | Mechanics | PHYSICS 6B Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Waves, | Electricity, and | Magnetism | OR | OR PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 4AL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL &_ Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory PHYSICS 1B Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Geophysics/Applied Geophysics/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.ess.ucla.edu/academics/index.asp and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalencts of the UCLA courses listed. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E&S SCI 1 Introduction to Earth (4)|GEOL M2 &_ Physical Geology (3) Science | |GEOL M2L Physical Geology Lab (1) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E&S SCI 51 Mineralogy: Earth and (4)|No course articulated Planetary Materials | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E&S SCI 61 Geologic Maps (4)|No course articulated -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A &_ Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)| Variables | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3) Applications | Algebra -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Geophysics/Applied Geophysics/B.S. (continued)PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 1C &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | PHYSICS 4AL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL &_ Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory PHYSICS 4BL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A General Chemistry I (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C&EE 15 Introduction to Computing (2)|No course articulated for Civil Engineers | OR | OR COMPTNG 10A Introduction to (5)|CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) Programming(C++) | Programming Using C++ OR | OR One course in computer programming: |No course articulated FORTRAN | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Geophysics/Geophysics and Space Physics/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.ess.ucla.edu/academics/index.asp and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E&S SCI 1 Introduction to Earth (4)|GEOL M2 &_ Physical Geology (3) Science | |GEOL M2L Physical Geology Lab (1) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E&S SCI 9 Solar System and Planets (4)|No course articulated -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Laboratory | CHEM 20B Chemical Energetics and (4)| Change | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A &_ Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)| Variables | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3) Applications | Algebra -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Geophysics/Geophysics and Space Physics/B.S. (continued)PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 1C &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | PHYSICS 4AL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL &_ Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory PHYSICS 4BL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 17 Elements of Quantum (4)|No course articulated Mechanics and | Statistical Mechanics | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 18L Modern Physics (4)|No course articulated. Course must be Laboratory |taken at UCLA. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C&EE 15 Introduction to Computing (2)|No course articulated for Civil Engineers | OR | OR COMPTNG 10A Introduction to (5)|CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) Programming(C++) | Programming Using C++ OR | OR One course in computer programming: |No course articulated FORTRAN | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====German/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.germanic.ucla.edu and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Global Studies/B.A.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. THIS MAJOR IS HIGHLY SELECTIVE. Transfer students are admitted as Pre-Global Studies majors and must apply to the Global Studies major after their first term at UCLA. Transfer applicants must____ complete a minimum of six___ major preparatory courses by the spring term prior to admission. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www. international.ucla.edu/idps/globalstudies and www.admissions.ucla.edu respectively. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed. The AP Exam Scores listed below may be used to meet the major prep: A score of 3 or higher on the AP Statistics exam__________________ can be used in place of the statistics course. A score of 3 or higher on any AP Foreign language exam except Latin_____________________________________ can be used in place of the foreign language courses. Note, however, that additional foreign language courses may be required after you transfer to UCLA. A score of 3 or higher on the AP Human Geography exam ________________________ can be used in place of the cultural geography course. A score of 3 or higher on the AP World History exam ______________________ can be used in place of the contemporary world history course. A score of 3 or higher on the AP Comparative Government exam _______________________________ can be used in place of the comparative/world politics course. A score of 4 or higher on the AP Microeconomics exam _______________________ is equivalent to Econ 1 and can be used in place of the microeconomics course. A score of 4 or higher on the AP Macroeconomics exam _______________________ is equivalent to Econ 2 and can be used in place of the macroeconomics course. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GLBL ST 1 Introduction to Global (5)|No course articulated Studies | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One Statistics Course from: | One Statistics Course from: POL SCI 6 Introduction to Data (5)|No course articulated Analysis | OR__ | POL SCI 6R Introduction to Data (5)|No course articulated Analysis- Research | Version | OR__ | STATS 10 Introduction to (5)|MATH M15 Introductory (5) Statistical Reasoning | Statistics | OR__ |MATH M15H Honors: Introductory (5) | Statistics --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Global Studies/B.A. (continued)Requirement in Foreign Language Complete through the 6th quarter of any |Complete through the 4th semester ** modern foreign language |of any modern foreign language | |**The 6th quarter of the same foreign |language will have to be completed at |UCLA. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Complete a total of 5 courses over the following 3 areas: 1) Culture and Society, 2) Governance and Conflict, and 3) Markets. NOTE: At least 1 course must be taken from each of the 3 areas. No more than 2 ___________________________________________________________________________courses from any area may be applied to meet this requirement. If you choose to _________________________________________________________________________________complete 2 courses from the Culture and Society area to satisfy this 5 course _______________________________________________________________________________requirement, both courses may be taken from Group-A, or 1 course may be taken _______________________________________________________________________________from Group-A and the other course from Group-B._______________________________________________ If only 1 course from the ___________________________Culture and Society area is taken, the course must be taken from Group-A._________________________________________________________________________-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CULTURE AND SOCIETY GROUP-A ANTHRO 9 Culture and Society (5)|ANTH M2 Cultural Anthropology (3) OR | OR COM LIT 1C World Literature: Age (5)|ENGL M31 Masterpieces of World (3) of Enlightenment to | Literature II 20th Century | OR | OR COM LIT 2CW Survey of Literature: (5)|No course articulated Age of Enlightenment | to 20th Century | OR | OR COM LIT 1D Great Books from World (5)|No course articulated at Large | OR | OR COM LIT 2DW Survey of Literature: (5)|No course articulated Great Books from World | at Large | OR | OR ETHNOMU 25 Global Pop (5)|No course articulated OR | OR GEOG 3 Cultural Geography (5)|GEOG M2 Cultural Geography (3) OR | OR GEOG 6 World Regions: Concepts and (5)|No course articulated Contemporary Issues | OR | OR HIST 2B Social Knowledge and (5)|No course articulated Social Power | OR | OR WLD ART 20 Culture: Introduction (5)|No course articulated OR | OR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Global Studies/B.A. (continued)CULTURE AND SOCIETY GROUP-B ASIAN 70C Popular Culture in East (5)|No course articulated Asia from 1945 | OR | OR FRNCH 14 Introduction to French (5)|No course articulated Culture and Civilization, | in English | OR | OR FRNCH 14W Introduction to French (5)|No course articulated Culture and | Civilization, in English | OR | OR ITALIAN 42A Italy through the Ages (5)|No course articulated in English: Holy | Roman Empire to Sack | of Rome | OR | OR ITALIAN 42B Italy through the Ages (5)|No course articulated in English: Late | Renaissance to | Postmodern Period | OR | OR NR EAST 50C Modern Middle Eastern (5)|No course articulated Cultures | OR | OR RUSSIAN 90B Russian Civilization (4)|No course articulated in the 20th Century | OR | OR RUSSIAN 90BW Russian Civilization (5)|No course articulated in the 20th Century | OR | OR SPAN M42 Civilization of Spain and (5)|No course articulated Portugal | OR | OR SPAN M44 Civilization of Spanish (5)|No course articulated America and Brazil | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GOVERNANCE AND CONFLICT HIST 22 Contemporary World (5)|HIST M20B World History II (3) History, 1760 to the | Present | OR | OR POL SCI 10 Introduction to (5)|PHIL M3 Social and Political (3) Political Theory | Philosophy OR | OR POL SCI 20 World Politics (5)|POLS M4 International Relations (3) OR | OR POL SCI 30 Politics and Strategy (5)|No course articulated OR | OR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Global Studies/B.A. (continued)POL SCI 50 Introduction to (5)|POLS M2 Comparative Politics (3) Comparative Politics | OR | OR SOCIOL 1 Introductory Sociology (5)|SOC M1 Introduction to (3) | Sociology | OR__ |SOC M1H Honors: Introduction to (3) | Sociology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MARKETS ECON 1 Principles of (4)|ECON M1 Principles of (3) Economics(Microeconomics) | Microeconomics OR | OR ECON 2 Principles of (4)|ECON M2 Principles of (3) Economics(Macroeconomics) | Macroeconomics OR | OR GEOG 4 Globalization: Regional (5)|No course articulated Development and World | Economy | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Greek and Latin/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/classics/programs/ug/ugrequirements.htm and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Greek/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/classics/programs/ug/ugrequirements.htm and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Hebrew/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.nelc.ucla.edu/BA_Hebrew.htm and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====History/B.A.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.history.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Two courses from: | One course from: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HIST 1A Introduction to Western (5)|HIST M1A Western Civilization I (3) Civilization: Ancient | Civilizations from | Prehistory to Circa A.D. | 843 | | OR__ HIST 1B Introduction to Western (5)|HIST M1B Western Civilization (3) Civilization: Circa A.D. | II 843 to Circa 1715 | HIST 1C Introduction to Western (5)| Civilization: Circa 1715 | to the Present | OR | OR HIST 20 World History to A.D. 600 (5)|HIST M20A World History I (3) | OR__ HIST 21 World History, Circa 600 (5)|HIST M20B World History II (3) to 1760 | HIST 22 Contemporary World (5)| History, 1760 to the | Present | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One course in Introduction to Historical |No course articulated. Course must be Practice |taken at UCLA. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ History/B.A. (continued) | the United States One course maximum from History M12 and M12H. One course maximum from History M25 and M25H. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Human Biology and Society/B.A.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. At minimum, you should complete at least five____ of the following seven preparatory courses by the spring term prior to admsission: one year of biology with lab for the major (evolution, cellular) or the equivalent of Lifescience 1 and 2, one semester of general chemistry, one course in statistics, one anthropology human evolution course, and two introductory social sciences or history courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. Transfer students are admitted as Pre-Human Biology and Society majors and must apply to the Human Biology and Society major after their first term at UCLA. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.socgen.ucla.edu.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ANTHRO 7 Human Evolution (5)|ANTH M1 Biological (3) | Anthropology | OR__ |ANTH M1H Honors: Biological (3) | Anthropology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 1 Evolution, Ecology, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Biodiversity | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 2 Cells, Tissues, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Organs | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A General Chemistry I (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SOC GEN 5 Integrated Approaches to (5)|No course articulated Human Biology and | Society | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STATS 10 Introduction to (5)|No course articulated Statistical Reasoning | OR | OR STATS 13 Introduction to (5)|No course articulated Statistical Methods for | Life and Health Sciences | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ONE COURSE FROM: | ONE COURSE FROM: MCD BIO 60 Biomedical Ethics (5)|No course articulated OR | OR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Human Biology and Society/B.A. (continued)PHILOS 4 Philosophical Analysis of (5)|No course articulated Contemporary Moral | Issues | OR | OR PHILOS 6 Introduction to Political (5)|No course articulated Philosophy | OR | OR PHILOS 8 Introduction to (5)|No course articulated Philosophy of Science | OR | OR PHILOS 22 Introduction to Ethical (5)|No course articulated Theory | OR | OR SOCIOL M5 Social Organization of (5)|No course articulated Black Communities | OR | OR WOM STD 10 Introduction to Women's (5)|No course articulated Studies: Feminist | Perspectives on Women | and Society | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ONE COURSE FROM: | ONE COURSE FROM: AM IND M10 Introduction to (5)|No course articlulated American Studies | OR | OR ANTHRO 9 Culture and Society (5)|ANTH M2 Cultural Anthropology (3) OR | OR ASIA AM 20 Contemporary Asian (5)|No course articulated American Communities | OR | OR GEOG 3 Cultural Geography (5)|GEOG M2 Cultural Geography (3) OR | OR HIST 3C Introduction to History of (5)|No course articulated Science: History of | Modern Science, Relativity | to DNA | OR | OR HNRS 70A Genetic Engineering in (5)|No course articulated Medicine, Agriculture, | and Law | OR | OR HUM CS M10A Introducation to (5)|No course articulated Complex Systems | Science | OR | OR MCD BIO 40 Aids and Other Sexually (5)|No course articulated Transmitted Diseases | OR | OR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Human Biology and Society/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer,based on the availability of courses. At minimum, you should complete one year of biology with laboratory, one year of general chemistry with laboratory, one year of calculus and one semester of organic chemistry with laboratory. Completion of a second semester of organic chemistry or one year of calculus-based physics is strongly recommended. Students should also complete at least 2 of the following introductory courses prior to admission: one statistics course, one anthropology course in human evolution, and two courses in introductory social sciences or history. Transfer students are admitted as Pre-Human Biology and Societymajors and must apply to the Human Biology and Society major after their first term at UCLA. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.socgen.ucla.edu.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ANTHRO 7 Human Evolution (5)|ANTH M1 Biological (3) | Anthropology | OR__ |ANTH M1H Honors: Biological (3) | Anthropology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 1 Evolution, Ecology, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Biodiversity | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 2 Cells, Tissues, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Organs | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 3 Introduction to (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) Molecular Biology | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 4 Genetics (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20B &_ Chemical Energetics and (4)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Change | CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)| Laboratory | CHEM 30AL General Chemistry (4)| Laboratory II | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Human Biology and Society/B.S. (continued)CHEM 30A &_ Organic Chemistry I: (4)|CHEM M7A &_ Organic Chemistry I (5) Structure and Reactivity | CHEM 30B &_ Organic Chemistry II: (4)|CHEM M7B Organic Chemistry II (5) Reactivity, Synthesis, | and Spectroscopy | CHEM 30BL Organic Chemistry (3)| Laboratory I | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 3A Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND MATH 3B Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND MATH 3C Probability for Life (4)|No course articulated Sciences Students | OR | OR * MATH 31A &_ Differential and (4)|MATH M25A &_ Calculus with (5) Integral Calculus | Analytic Geometry I MATH 31B &_ Integration and (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Infinite Series | Analytic Geometry II | OR__ MATH 32A Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25AH &_ Honors: Calculus (5) Variables | with Analytic | Geometry I |MATH M25B Calculus with (5) | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * The one-year community college calculus sequence(s) listed above will meet the three-term(Math 31A, 31B, 32A) UCLA calculus requirement. Please see a counselor in the UCLA major department after transfer to get the whole requirement satisfied.

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Human Biology and Society/B.S. (continued)PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 1C &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | PHYSICS 4AL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL &_ Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory PHYSICS 4BL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory OR | OR PHYSICS 6A &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: | Mechanics | PHYSICS 6B &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Waves, | Electricity, and | Magnetism | PHYSICS 6C Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Light, | Fluids, | Thermodynamics, Modern | Physics | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STATS 10 Introduction to (5)|No course articulated Statistical Reasoning | OR | OR STATS 13 Introduction to (5)|No course articulated Statistical Methods for | Life and Health Sciences | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SOC GEN 5 Integrated Approaches to (5)|No course articulated Human Biology and | Society | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ONE COURSE FROM: | ONE COURSE FROM:

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Human Biology and Society/B.S. (continued)MCD BIO 60 Biomedical Ethics (5)|No course articulated OR | OR PHILOS 4 Philosophical Analysis of (5)|No course articulated Contemporary Moral | Issues | OR | OR PHILOS 6 Introduction to Political (5)|No course articulated Philosophy | OR | OR PHILOS 8 Introduction to (5)|No course articulated Philosophy of Science | OR | OR PHILOS 22 Introduction to Ethical (5)|No course articulated Theory | OR | OR SOCIOL M5 Social Organization of (5)|No course articulated Black Communities | OR | OR WOM STD 10 Introduction to Women's (5)|No course articulated Studies: Feminist | Perspectives on Women | and Society | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ONE COURSE FROM: | ONE COURSE FROM: AM IND M10 Introduction to (5)|No course articlulated American Studies | OR | OR ANTHRO 9 Culture and Society (5)|ANTH M2 Cultural Anthropology (3) OR | OR ASIA AM 20 Contemporary Asian (5)|No course articulated American Communities | OR | OR GEOG 3 Cultural Geography (5)|GEOG M2 Cultural Geography (3) OR | OR HIST 3C Introduction to History of (5)|No course articulated Science: History of | Modern Science, Relativity | to DNA | OR | OR HUM CS M10A Introducation to (5)|No course articulated Complex Systems | Science | OR | OR MCD BIO 40 Aids and Other Sexually (5)|No course articulated Transmitted Diseases | OR | OR MCD BIO 50 Stem Cell Biology, (5)|No course articulated Politics, and Ethics: | Teasing Apart Issues | OR | OR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Human Biology and Society/B.S. (continued)MIMG 12 Biological Threats to (5)|No course articulated Society: Bioterroism and | Emerging Infections | OR | OR PUB PLC 10A Introduction to Public (5)|No course articulated Policy | OR | OR SOCIOL 1 Introductory Sociology (5)|SOC M1 Introduction to (3) | Sociology | OR__ |SOC M1H Honors: Introduction to (3) | Sociology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====International Development Studies/B.A.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. THIS MAJOR IS HIGHLY SELECTIVE. Transfer students are admitted as Pre-International Development Studies majors and must apply to the International Development Studies major after their first term at UCLA. Transfer applicantsmust____ complete a minimum of six___ lower division major preparatory coursesby the spring term prior to admission. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.international.ucla.edu/idps/ids/ and www.admissions.ucla.edu respectively. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TWO COURSES FROM: | TWO COURSES FROM: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ECON 1 Principles of (4)|ECON M1 Principles of (3) Economics(Microeconomics) | Microeconomics OR | OR ECON 2 Principles of (4)|ECON M2 Principles of (3) Economics(Macroeconomics) | Macroeconomics OR | OR GEOG 4 Globalization: Regional (5)|No course articulated Development and World | Economy | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One Statistics Course from: | One Statistics Course from: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ECON 41 Statistics for (4)|No course articulated. Course must be Economists |taken at UCLA. OR__ | POL SCI 6 Introduction to Data (5)|No course articulated Analysis | OR__ | POL SCI 6R Introduction to Data (5)|No course articulated Analysis- Research | Version | OR__ | STATS 10 Introduction to (5)|MATH M15 Introductory (5) Statistical Reasoning | Statistics OR__ | OR__ STATS 12 Introduction to (5)|MATH M15H Honors: Introductory (5) Statistical Methods for | Statistics Geography and | Environmental Studies | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Complete three courses each from a different category: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ International Development Studies/B.A. (continued)ANTHROPOLOGY ANTHRO 9 Culture and Society (5)|ANTH M2 Cultural Anthropology (3) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GEOGRAPHY GEOG 3 Cultural Geography (5)|GEOG M2 Cultural Geography (3) OR | OR GEOG 5 People and the Earth's (5)|No course articulated Ecosystems | OR | OR GEOG 6 World Regions: Concepts and (5)|No course articulated Contemporary Issues | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GLOBAL STUDIES GLBL ST 1 Introduction to Global (5)|No course articulated Studies | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HISTORY/CIVILIZATION/CULTURE OF A DEVELOPING REGION HIST 8A Colonial Latin America (5)|No course articulated OR | OR HIST 8B Political Economy of Latin (5)|No course articulated American | Underdevelopment, 1750 to | 1930 | OR | OR HIST 8C Latin American Social (5)|No course articulated History | OR | OR HIST 9A Introduction to Asian (5)|No course articulated Civilizations: History of | India | OR | OR HIST 9D Introduction to Asian (5)|No course articulated Civilizations: History of | the Near and Middle East | OR | OR HIST 9E Introduction to Asian (5)|No course articulated Civilizations: Southeast | Asian Crossroads | OR | OR HIST 10B History of Africa: 1800 (5)|No course articulated to the Present | OR | OR HIST 10BW Introduction to (5)|No course articulated Civilizations of Africa | Since 1800 | OR | OR HIST 11B History of China: 1000 to (5)|No course articulated 1950 | OR | OR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ International Development Studies/B.A. (continued)HIST 22 Contemporary World (5)|HIST M20B World History II (3) History, 1760 to the | Present | OR | OR LATN AM 97A Introduction to Latin (4)|No course articulated America | OR | OR SE A ST 1 Introduction to (5)|No course articulated Southeast Asian Studies | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- POLITICAL SCIENCE POL SCI 20 World Politics (5)|POLS M4 International Relations (3) OR | OR POL SCI 50 Introduction to (5)|POLS M2 Comparative Politics (3) Comparative Politics | OR | OR POL SCI 50R Introduction to (5)|No course articulated Comparative Politics- | Research Version | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SOCIOLOGY SOCIOL 1 Introductory Sociology (5)|SOC M1 Introduction to (3) | Sociology | OR__ |SOC M1H Honors: Introduction to (3) | Sociology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WOMEN STUDIES WOM STD 10 Introduction to Women's (5)|No course articulated Studies: Feminist | Perspectives on Women | and Society | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Requirement in Foreign Language Complete through the 6th quarter of any |Complete through the 4th semester ** modern foreign language |of any modern foreign language | |**The 6th quarter of the same foreign |language will have to be completed at |UCLA. PLEASE NOTE: The language requirement can also be fulfilled in part or in total via a placement exam given by the appropriate language department. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Iranian Studies/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.nelc.ucla.edu/BA_Iranian.htm and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Italian and Special Fields/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.italian.ucla.edu/programs/undergrad.html and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Italian/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.italian.ucla.edu/programs/undergrad.html and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Japanese/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/ealc and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Jewish Studies/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.nelc.ucla.edu/BA_JewishStud.htm and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Korean/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/ealc and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Latin American Studies/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.international.ucla.edu/idps/las and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Latin/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/classics/programs/ug/ugrequirements.htm and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Linguistics and Anthropology/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.linguistics.ucla.edu/programs/majors.htm and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Linguistics and Asian Languages and Cultures/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.linguistics.ucla.edu/programs/majors.htm and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Linguistics and Computer Science/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.linguistics.ucla.edu/programs/majors.htm and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Linguistics and English/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.linguistics.ucla.edu/programs/majors.htm and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Linguistics and French/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.linguistics.ucla.edu/programs/majors.htm and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Linguistics and Italian/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.linguistics.ucla.edu/programs/majors.htm and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Linguistics and Philosophy/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.linguistics.ucla.edu/programs/majors.htm and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Linguistics and Psychology/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.linguistics.ucla.edu/programs/majors.htm and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Linguistics and Scandinavian Languages/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.linguistics.ucla.edu/programs/majors.htm and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Linguistics and Spanish/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.linguistics.ucla.edu/programs/majors.htm and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Linguistics/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.linguistics.ucla.edu/programs/majors.htm and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Marine Biology/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. THIS MAJOR IS HIGHLY SELECTIVE; a significant number of preparatory courses should be completed prior to transfer. At minimum, you should complete one year of biology with laboratory, one year of general chemistry with laboratory, one year of calculus and one semester of organic chemistry with laboratory. Completion of a second semester of organic chemistry or one year of calculus-based physics is strongly recommended. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.eeb.ucla.edu/undergraduate.php and www.admissions.ucla.edu . NOTE _____ : If your college does not offer a two semester sequence in calculus-based physics, it is recommended that you complete Physics 6ABC at UCLA after you transfer. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may ____ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 1 Evolution, Ecology, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Biodiversity | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 2 Cells, Tissues, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Organs | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 3 Introduction to (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) Molecular Biology | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 4 Genetics (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20B &_ Chemical Energetics and (4)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Change | CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)| Laboratory | CHEM 30AL General Chemistry (4)| Laboratory II | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STATS 13 Introduction to (5)|No course articulated Statistical Methods for | Life and Health Sciences | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 3A Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Marine Biology/B.S. (continued)MATH 3B Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND MATH 3C Probability for Life (4)|No course articulated Sciences Students | OR | OR * MATH 31A &_ Differential and (4)|MATH M25A &_ Calculus with (5) Integral Calculus | Analytic Geometry I MATH 31B &_ Integration and (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Infinite Series | Analytic Geometry II | OR__ MATH 32A Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25AH &_ Honors: Calculus (5) Variables | with Analytic | Geometry I |MATH M25B Calculus with (5) | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 6A &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: | Mechanics | PHYSICS 6B &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Waves, | Electricity, and | Magnetism | PHYSICS 6C Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Light, | Fluids, | Thermodynamics, Modern | Physics | OR | OR * The one-year community college calculus sequence(s) listed above will meet the three-term(Math 31A, 31B, 32A) UCLA calculus requirement. Please see a counselor in the UCLA major department after transfer to get the whole requirement satisfied.

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Marine Biology/B.S. (continued)PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 1C &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | PHYSICS 4AL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL &_ Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory PHYSICS 4BL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 30A &_ Organic Chemistry I: (4)|CHEM M7A &_ Organic Chemistry I (5) Structure and Reactivity | CHEM 30B &_ Organic Chemistry II: (4)|CHEM M7B Organic Chemistry II (5) Reactivity, Synthesis, | and Spectroscopy | CHEM 30BL Organic Chemistry (3)| Laboratory I | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E&S SCI 15 Blue Planet: (5)|No course articulated Introduction to | Oceanography | OR | OR A&O SCI 1 Climate Change: From (4)|No course articulated Puzzles to Policy | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Materials Engineering/B.S.==== Admission to the Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science (HSSEAS) at UCLA is highly competitive. The most important selection criteria are completion of the required preparatory courses and academic performance. A minimum transferable cumulative GPA of 3.30 is required for consideration. Preparatory courses should be completed by the end of the Spring term prior to Fall enrollment. All major-preparation courses must be taken for a letter grade. HSSEAS admits students by major and does not consider applicants for alternate majors. Applicants are not required to complete the HSSEAS General Education Requirements in order to be admitted, although it is beneficial for students to complete 1 course from each of the following areas: arts, humanities, social sciences, and life sciences. While IGETC Certification is not recognized by HSSEAS, students may reference the IGETC courselist to make their course selections. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, please refer to www.engineer.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . If you still have specific questions, you may email the HSSEAS admission office at [email protected].__________________ PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following courses are REQUIRED________ for admission to this major-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Laboratory | CHEM 20B Chemical Energetics and (4)| Change | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Materials Engineering/B.S. (continued)MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3) Applications | Algebra -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE: You should complete the entire Physics Series at one community college (or at community colleges within the same district where courses are exact equivalents). PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 4AL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory AND | AND PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 4BL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | PHYSICS 1C Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ENGCOMP 3 English Composition, (5)|ENGL M1A English Composition (4) Rhetoric, and Language | | OR__ |ENGL M1AH Honors: English (4) | Composition AND | AND

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Materials Engineering/B.S. (continued)One additional course in English |ENGL M1B Literature: Critical (3) composition | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1BH Honors Literature: (3) | Critical Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1C Critical Thinking and (3) | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1CH Honors: Critical (3) | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |PHIL M5 Critical Thinking and (3) | Analytic Writing | OR__ |COMM M25 Introduction to (3) | Rhetorical Criticism -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One course in computer programming: C, |CS M10A Introduction to (4) C++, or Java | Computer Programming | Using Structured C++ | OR__ |CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) | Programming Using C++ NOTE: C++ is preferred for this major -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Listed below are additional degree requirements for this major that may be met with community college courses:-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EL ENGR 10 Circuit Analysis I (4)|ENGR M20 Electrical Engineering (3) | Fundamentals -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** MECH&AE 101 Statics and (4)|No course articulated Strength of | Materials | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** MAT SCI 104 Science of (4)|ENGR M12 Engineering Materials (3) Engineering | Materials | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR ** This upper division requirement for the major may be satisfied by the lower division community college course(s) listed, if any.

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Mathematics for Teaching B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.math.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A &_ Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)| Variables | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3) Applications | Algebra -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 61 Introduction to Discrete (4)|MATH M21 Discrete Mathematics (3) Structures | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 1A Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A Mechanics of Solids (4) and Engineers:Mechanics | and Fluids OR | OR PHYSICS 6A Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: | Mechanics | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTNG 10A Introduction to (5)|CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) Programming(C++) | Programming Using C++ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Two courses from | Two courses from: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Mathematics for Teaching B.S. (continued)PHYSICS 6B Physics for Life (5)|No equivalent course Sciences Majors: Waves, | Electricity, and | Magnetism | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 6C Physics for Life (5)|No equivalent course Sciences Majors: Light, | Fluids, | Thermodynamics, Modern | Physics | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 1B Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations, | Magnetism Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 1C Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynami | cs, Optics, and Special | Relativity | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A General Chemistry I (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20B Chemical Energetics and (4)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Change | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTNG 10B Intermediate (5)|No course articulated Programming(C++) | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTNG 10C Advanced Programming (5)|No course articulated -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTNG 20A Principles of Java (5)|No course articulated Language with | Applications | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTNG 20B Advanced Aspects of (5)|No course articulated Java Language with | Applications | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTNG 20C Seminar: Enterprise (5)|No course articulated Computing with Java | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTNG 30 Machine Organization (5)|No course articulated and Assembly Language | Programming | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Mathematics for Teaching B.S. (continued)COMPTNG 40A Introduction to (5)|No course articulated Programming for | Internet | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTNG 40B Advanced Topics in (5)|No course articulated Programming for | Internet | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTNG 60 Data Structures and (4)|CS M20 Object-Oriented Data (4) Algorithms | Structures and Algorithm | Design -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Mathematics of Computation/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.math.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A &_ Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)| Variables | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3) Applications | Algebra -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 61 Introduction to Discrete (4)|MATH M21 Discrete Mathematics (3) Structures | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 1A Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A Mechanics of Solids (4) and Engineers:Mechanics | and Fluids -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 1B Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations, | Magnetism Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTNG 10A Introduction to (5)|CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) Programming(C++) | Programming Using C++ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Mathematics of Computation/B.S. (continued)COMPTNG 10B Intermediate (5)|No course articulated Programming(C++) | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTNG 10C Advanced Programming (5)|No course articulated -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One course from: | One course from: PHYSICS 1C Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynami | cs, Optics, and Special | Relativity | OR | OR CHEM 20A Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A General Chemistry I (5) OR | OR CHEM 20B Chemical Energetics and (4)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Change | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Mathematics/Applied Science/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.math.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A &_ Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)| Variables | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3) Applications | Algebra -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTNG 10A Introduction to (5)|CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) Programming(C++) | Programming Using C++ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Actuarial Plan In addition to the Mathematics and Computing courses listed above, the following courses should be completed: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ECON 1 Principles of (4)|ECON M1 Principles of (3) Economics(Microeconomics) | Microeconomics AND | AND ECON 2 Principles of (4)|ECON M2 Principles of (3) Economics(Macroeconomics) | Macroeconomics AND | AND ECON 11 Microeconomic Theory (4)|No course articulated. Course must be |taken at UCLA. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Mathematics/Applied Science/B.S. (continued)History of Science Plan In addition to the Mathematics and Computing courses listed above, THREE COURSES should be completed from the following list: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HIST 2B Social Knowledge and (5)|No course articulated Social Power | HIST 2D Religion, Occult, and (5)|No course articulated Science: Science, Magic, | and Religion, 1600 to the | Present | HIST 3A Introduction to History of (5)|No course articulated Science: Scientific | Revolution | HIST 3B Introduction to History of (5)|No course articulated Science: History of | Science from Newton to | Darwin | HIST 3C Introduction to History of (5)|No course articulated Science: History of | Modern Science, Relativity | to DNA | HIST 3D Themes in History of (5)|No course articulated Medicine | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Medical and Life Sciences Plan In addition to the Mathematics and Computing courses listed above, the following courses should be completed: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20B &_ Chemical Energetics and (4)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Change | CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)| Laboratory | CHEM 30AL General Chemistry (4)| Laboratory II | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 30A Organic Chemistry I: (4)|CHEM M7A Organic Chemistry I (5) Structure and Reactivity | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 1 Evolution, Ecology, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Biodiversity | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 2 Cells, Tissues, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Organs | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 3 Introduction to (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) Molecular Biology | Biology --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Mathematics/Applied Science/B.S. (continued)LIFESCI 4 Genetics (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 1A Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A Mechanics of Solids (4) and Engineers:Mechanics | and Fluids -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 1B Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations, | Magnetism Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Mathematics/Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences/B.S.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog/catalog05-07-5-55.htm , www.math.ucla.edu , and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Mathematics/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.math.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHILOS 32 Logic, Second Course (4)|No course articulated -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A &_ Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)| Variables | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3) Applications | Algebra -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTNG 10A Introduction to (5)|CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) Programming(C++) | Programming Using C++ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 1A Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A Mechanics of Solids (4) and Engineers:Mechanics | and Fluids -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Two additional courses from: | Two additional courses from: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A General Chemistry I (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20B Chemical Energetics and (4)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Change | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Mathematics/B.S. (continued)ECON 11 Microeconomic Theory (4)|No course articulated. Course must be |taken at UCLA. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHILOS 31 Logic, First Course (4)|PHIL M9 Introduction to (3) | Symbolic Logic -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 6B Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Waves, | Electricity, and | Magnetism | PHYSICS 6C Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Light, | Fluids, | Thermodynamics, Modern | Physics | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 1B Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations, | Magnetism Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 1C Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynami | cs, Optics, and Special | Relativity | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 1 Evolution, Ecology, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Biodiversity | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Mathematics/Economics/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.math.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A &_ Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)| Variables | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3) Applications | Algebra -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 61 Introduction to Discrete (4)|MATH M21 Discrete Mathematics (3) Structures | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTNG 10A Introduction to (5)|CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) Programming(C++) | Programming Using C++ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Mathematics/Economics/B.S. (continued)One Writing II Course: |ENGL M1B Literature: Critical (3) | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1BH Honors Literature: (3) | Critical Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1C Critical Thinking and (3) | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1CH Honors: Critical (3) | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |PHIL M5 Critical Thinking and (3) | Analytic Writing | OR__ |COMM M5 Oral Interpretation (3) | of Literature -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ECON 1 Principles of (4)|ECON M1 Principles of (3) Economics(Microeconomics) | Microeconomics -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ECON 2 Principles of (4)|ECON M2 Principles of (3) Economics(Macroeconomics) | Macroeconomics -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ECON 11 Microeconomic Theory (4)|No course articulated. Course must be |taken at UCLA. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Mechanical Engineering/B.S.==== Admission to the Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science (HSSEAS) at UCLA is highly competitive. The most important selection criteria are completion of the required preparatory courses and academic performance. A minimum transferable cumulative GPA of 3.30 is required for consideration. Preparatory courses should be completed by the end of the Spring term prior to Fall enrollment. All major-preparation courses must be taken for a letter grade. HSSEAS admits students by major and does not consider applicants for alternate majors. Applicants are not required to complete the HSSEAS General Education Requirements in order to be admitted, although it is beneficial for students to complete 1 course from each of the following areas: arts, humanities, social sciences, and life sciences. While IGETC Certification is not recognized by HSSEAS, students may reference the IGETC courselist to make their course selections. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, please refer to www.engineer.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . If you still have specific questions, you may email the HSSEAS admission office at [email protected].__________________ PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following courses are REQUIRED________ for admission to this major-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Laboratory | CHEM 20B Chemical Energetics and (4)| Change | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Mechanical Engineering/B.S. (continued)MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3) Applications | Algebra -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE: You should complete the entire Physics Series at one community college (or at community colleges within the same district where courses are exact equivalents). PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 4AL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory AND | AND PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 4BL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | PHYSICS 1C Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ENGCOMP 3 English Composition, (5)|ENGL M1A English Composition (4) Rhetoric, and Language | | OR__ |ENGL M1AH Honors: English (4) | Composition AND | AND

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Mechanical Engineering/B.S. (continued)One additional course in English |ENGL M1B Literature: Critical (3) composition | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1BH Honors Literature: (3) | Critical Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1C Critical Thinking and (3) | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1CH Honors: Critical (3) | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |PHIL M5 Critical Thinking and (3) | Analytic Writing | OR__ |COMM M25 Introduction to (3) | Rhetorical Criticism -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One course in computer programming: C, |CS M10A Introduction to (4) C++, or Java | Computer Programming | Using Structured C++ | OR__ |CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) | Programming Using C++ NOTE: C++ is preferred for this major. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Listed below are additional degree requirements for this major that may be met with community college courses:-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** MECH&AE 101 Statics and (4)|No course articulated Strength of | Materials | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** MECH&AE 102 Dynamics of (4)|No course articulated Particles and Rigid | Bodies | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** MAT SCI 104 Science of (4)|ENGR M12 Engineering Materials (3) Engineering | Materials | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** This upper division requirement for the major may be satisfied by the lower division community college course(s) listed, if any.

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Mechanical Engineering/B.S. (continued)** EL ENGR 110L Circuit (2)|ENGR M20L Electrical (1) Measurements | Engineering Laboratory | Fundamentals Lab -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MECH&AE 94 Introduction to (4)|ENGR M4 Engineering Design/CAD (3) Computer-Aided Design | and Drafting | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR ** This upper division requirement for the major may be satisfied by the lower division community college course(s) listed, if any.

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. THIS MAJOR IS HIGHLY SELECTIVE; a significant number of preparatory courses should be completed prior to transfer. At minimum, you should complete one year of biology with laboratory, one year of general chemistry with laboratory, one year of calculus and one semester of organic chemistry with laboratory. Completion of a second semester of organic chemistry or one year of calculus-based physics is strongly recommended. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.mimg.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . NOTE _____ : If your college does not offer a two semester sequence in calculus-based physics, it is recommended that you complete Physics 6ABC at UCLA after you transfer. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 1 Evolution, Ecology, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Biodiversity | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 2 Cells, Tissues, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Organs | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 3 Introduction to (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) Molecular Biology | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 4 Genetics (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20B &_ Chemical Energetics and (4)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Change | CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)| Laboratory | CHEM 30AL General Chemistry (4)| Laboratory II | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 3A Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND MATH 3B Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics/B.S. (continued)MATH 3C Probability for Life (4)|No course articulated Sciences Students | OR | OR * MATH 31A &_ Differential and (4)|MATH M25A &_ Calculus with (5) Integral Calculus | Analytic Geometry I MATH 31B &_ Integration and (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Infinite Series | Analytic Geometry II | OR__ MATH 32A Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25AH &_ Honors: Calculus (5) Variables | with Analytic | Geometry I |MATH M25B Calculus with (5) | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 6A &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: | Mechanics | PHYSICS 6B &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Waves, | Electricity, and | Magnetism | PHYSICS 6C Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Light, | Fluids, | Thermodynamics, Modern | Physics | OR | OR * The one-year community college calculus sequence(s) listed above will meet the three-term(Math 31A, 31B, 32A) UCLA calculus requirement. Please see a counselor in the UCLA major department after transfer to get the whole requirement satisfied.

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics/B.S. (continued)PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 1C &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | PHYSICS 4AL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL &_ Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory PHYSICS 4BL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 30A &_ Organic Chemistry I: (4)|CHEM M7A &_ Organic Chemistry I (5) Structure and Reactivity | CHEM 30B &_ Organic Chemistry II: (4)|CHEM M7B Organic Chemistry II (5) Reactivity, Synthesis, | and Spectroscopy | CHEM 30BL Organic Chemistry (3)| Laboratory I | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Middle Eastern and North African Studies/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.isop.ucla.edu/idps/menas and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. THIS MAJOR IS HIGHLY SELECTIVE; a significant number of preparatory courses should be completed prior to transfer. At minimum, you should complete one year of biology with laboratory, one year of general chemistry with laboratory, one year of calculus and one semester of organic chemistry with laboratory. Completion of a second semester of organic chemistry or one year of calculus-based physics is strongly recommended. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.mcdb.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . NOTE _____ : If your college does not offer a two semester sequence in calculus-based physics, it is recommended that you complete Physics 6ABC at UCLA after you transfer. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may ____ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 1 Evolution, Ecology, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Biodiversity | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 2 Cells, Tissues, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Organs | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 3 Introduction to (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) Molecular Biology | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 4 Genetics (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20B &_ Chemical Energetics and (4)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Change | CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)| Laboratory | CHEM 30AL General Chemistry (4)| Laboratory II | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 3A Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND MATH 3B Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology/B.S. (continued)MATH 3C Probability for Life (4)|No course articulated Sciences Students | OR | OR * MATH 31A &_ Differential and (4)|MATH M25A &_ Calculus with (5) Integral Calculus | Analytic Geometry I MATH 31B &_ Integration and (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Infinite Series | Analytic Geometry II | OR__ MATH 32A Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25AH &_ Honors: Calculus (5) Variables | with Analytic | Geometry I |MATH M25B Calculus with (5) | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 6A &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: | Mechanics | PHYSICS 6B &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Waves, | Electricity, and | Magnetism | PHYSICS 6C Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Light, | Fluids, | Thermodynamics, Modern | Physics | OR | OR * The one-year community college calculus sequence(s) listed above will meet the three-term(Math 31A, 31B, 32A) UCLA calculus requirement. Please see a counselor in the UCLA major department after transfer to get the whole requirement satisfied.

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology/B.S. (continued)PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 1C &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | PHYSICS 4AL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL &_ Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory PHYSICS 4BL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 30A &_ Organic Chemistry I: (4)|CHEM M7A &_ Organic Chemistry I (5) Structure and Reactivity | CHEM 30B &_ Organic Chemistry II: (4)|CHEM M7B Organic Chemistry II (5) Reactivity, Synthesis, | and Spectroscopy | CHEM 30BL Organic Chemistry (3)| Laboratory I | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Music History/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.musicology.ucla.edu/undergrad/undergrad_program.html and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Music/B.A.==== The Music B.A. degree features a strong focus on the musical traditions of Europe as well as American traditional styles of the last century, the major offers concentrations in performance, music education, and ____ composition. Preparation for the major: A one year comprehensive music theory course sequence, covering musicianship and theory, as well as keyboard skills if needed; two years of applied private instruction on a primary instrument or in voice; two years of participation in a large performance group such as orchestra, choir, or wind ensemble; one year of music history and analysis. Additionally, four music education majors, one course in cultural or world music. Exemptions from lower division requirements will be determined by the department after_____ admission. Audition/interview&supplemental requirements: In addition to the general UC application, all students are requred to audition as well as submit a supplemental application by digitial upload, for which an additional fee is required. Applicants must have a minimum 3.0 gpa at the time of application. Specific guidelines may be found www.arts.ucla.edu/prospective-students. For more information regarding UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.admissions.ucla.edu . -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Neuroscience/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. THIS MAJOR IS HIGHLY SELECTIVE; a significant number of preparatory courses should be completed prior to transfer. At minimum, you should complete one year of biology with laboratory, one year of general chemistry with laboratory, one year of calculus and one semester of organic chemistry with laboratory. Completion of a second semester of organic chemistry or one year of calculus-based physics is strongly recommended. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.neurosci.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . NOTE _____ : If your college does not offer a two semester sequence in calculus-based physics, it is recommended that you complete Physics 6ABC at UCLA after you transfer. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 1 Evolution, Ecology, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Biodiversity | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 2 Cells, Tissues, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Organs | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 3 Introduction to (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) Molecular Biology | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 4 Genetics (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20B &_ Chemical Energetics and (4)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Change | CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)| Laboratory | CHEM 30AL General Chemistry (4)| Laboratory II | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 30A &_ Organic Chemistry I: (4)|CHEM M7A &_ Organic Chemistry I (5) Structure and Reactivity | CHEM 30B &_ Organic Chemistry II: (4)|CHEM M7B Organic Chemistry II (5) Reactivity, Synthesis, | and Spectroscopy | CHEM 30BL Organic Chemistry (3)| Laboratory I | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Neuroscience/B.S. (continued)MATH 3A Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND MATH 3B Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND MATH 3C Probability for Life (4)|No course articulated Sciences Students | OR | OR * MATH 31A &_ Differential and (4)|MATH M25A &_ Calculus with (5) Integral Calculus | Analytic Geometry I MATH 31B &_ Integration and (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Infinite Series | Analytic Geometry II | OR__ MATH 32A Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25AH &_ Honors: Calculus (5) Variables | with Analytic | Geometry I |MATH M25B Calculus with (5) | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STATS 10 Introduction to (5)|No course articulated Statistical Reasoning | OR | OR STATS 13 Introduction to (5)|No course articulated Statistical Methods for | Life and Health Sciences | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 6A &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: | Mechanics | PHYSICS 6B &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Waves, | Electricity, and | Magnetism | PHYSICS 6C Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Light, | Fluids, | Thermodynamics, Modern | Physics | OR | OR * The one-year community college calculus sequence(s) listed above will meet the three-term(Math 31A, 31B, 32A) UCLA calculus requirement. Please see a counselor in the UCLA major department after transfer to get the whole requirement satisfied.

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Neuroscience/B.S. (continued)PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 1C &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | PHYSICS 4AL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL &_ Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory PHYSICS 4BL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Nursing-Generic/Prelicensure/B.S.==== The Nursing Prelicensure Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree program at UCLA has been designed to prepare students for a career in nursing. This is a three year program beginning. The program will focus upon managing both individuals and population-based cohorts within an acute care hospital or medical center. The curriculum has been developed according to the principles of primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention; moving from a systems, population-based approach, to a cohort-based or unit-based perspective, and culminating with an intense focus on the individual-level care. Graduates of the program will be well-prepared to deal with the demands of the present day high acuity patient populations and sophisticated technological environments. The California Board of Registered Nursing has approved this program. Graduates will be eligible to take the National Council Licensing Examination (NCLEX) to be certified as an RN after completion of the program. In addition to the general UC application for admission, applicants to the nursing program must complete a supplementary application with the School of Nursing. The Nursing Prelicensure program is not open to second baccalaureate applicants. Students with a non-nursing baccalaureate degree should apply for the Masters Entry Clinical Nurse (MSN/MECN) program. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.nursing.ucla.edu and www. admissions.ucla.edu. Admission Requirements -Completion of specified major prerequisites with C or better grades. -A Statement of Purpose that includes an assessment of potential for nursing practice and a clear statement of goals after completion of the program. -Recommendations from two appropriate sources (teacher or counselor or professional) who has had a supervisory, educational or mentoring relationship with you) -A minimum, cumulative grade point average of 3.5 in all UC-transferable courses. -IGETC CERTIFICATION LISTED BELOW ARE THE LOWER DIVISION PREPARATION COURSES FOR THE NURSING MAJOR. ALL COURSES MUST BE TAKEN FOR A LETTER GRADE. PLEASE NOTE: the community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed below.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Complete the university's American History and Institutions requirement. Consult the UCLA catalog at www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog to identify courses or examinations that satisfy this requirement. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Nursing-Generic/Prelicensure/B.S. (continued)ENGCOMP 3 English Composition, (5)|ENGL M1A English Composition (4) Rhetoric, and Language | | OR__ |ENGL M1AH Honors: English (4) | Composition -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One additional course in English |ENGL M1B Literature: Critical (3) composition | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1BH Honors Literature: (3) | Critical Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1C Critical Thinking and (3) | Composition | OR__ |ENGL M1CH Honors: Critical (3) | Thinking and | Composition | OR__ |PHIL M5 Critical Thinking and (3) | Analytic Writing | OR__ |COMM M25 Introduction to (3) | Rhetorical Criticism -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 3A Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | OR | OR MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20B Chemical Energetics and (4)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Change | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 30A Organic Chemistry I: (4)|CHEM M7A Organic Chemistry I (5) Structure and Reactivity | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 2 Cells, Tissues, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Organs | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Nursing-Generic/Prelicensure/B.S. (continued)LIFESCI 3 Introduction to (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) Molecular Biology | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSCI 3 Introduction to Human (5)|PHSO M1 Human Physiology (5) Physiology | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSCI 13 Introduction to Human (5)|ANAT M1 Human Anatomy (4) Anatomy | | OR__ |ANPH M1 Human Anatomy and (6) | Physiology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Listed below are additional degree requirements for this major that may be met with community college courses:-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMM ST 1 Principles of Oral (4)|COMM M1 Introduction to Speech (3) Communication | | OR__ |COMM M2 Advanced Public (3) | Speaking OR | OR COMM ST 10 Introduction to (5)|JOUR M1 &_ Media and Society (3) Communication Studies | Same as: FTVM M1 |COMM M4 Interpersonal (3) | Communications -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MIMG 10 Medical Microbiology for (4)|MICR M1 General Microbiology (5) Nursing Students | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PSYCH 10 Introductory Psychology (4)|PSY M1 Introduction to (3) | Psychology | OR__ |PSY M1H Honors: Introduction to (3) | Psychology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Philosophy/B.A.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/phil and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHILOS 7 Introduction to (5)|No course articulated Philosophy of Mind | OR | OR PHILOS 21 Skepticism and (4)|No course articulated Rationality | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHILOS 22 Introduction to Ethical (5)|No course articulated Theory | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHILOS 31 Logic, First Course (4)|PHIL M9 Introduction to (3) | Symbolic Logic -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One additional lower division philosophy |PHIL M7 Introduction to Logic (3) course | | OR__ |PHIL M8 Philosophy Of Religion (3) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Physics B.A.==== Admission into UCLA's Physics B.A. major is not open to new applicants. Students must transfer into another major (preferably one with similiar lower division coursework) and then apply post transfer to the major via petition. Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. At a minimum, you must complete one year of calculus with analytical geometry and one year of calculus-based physics(mechanics, electricity and magnetism). All preparatory courses must be completed by the spring term prior to transfer. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visithttp://home.physics.ucla.edu/home.php and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 1C &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | PHYSICS 4AL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL &_ Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory PHYSICS 4BL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 17 Elements of Quantum (4)|No course articulated Mechanics and | Statistical Mechanics | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 18L Modern Physics (4)|No course articulated. Course must be Laboratory |taken at UCLA. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A General Chemistry I (5) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Physics B.A. (continued)MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A &_ Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)| Variables | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3) Applications | Algebra -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Physics/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. At a minimum, you must complete one year of calculus with analytical geometry and one year of calculus-based physics(mechanics, electricity and magnetism). All preparatory courses must be completed by the spring term prior to transfer. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visithttp://home.physics.ucla.edu/home.php and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 1C &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | PHYSICS 4AL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL &_ Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory PHYSICS 4BL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 17 Elements of Quantum (4)|No course articulated Mechanics and | Statistical Mechanics | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 18L Modern Physics (4)|No course articulated. Course must be Laboratory |taken at UCLA. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A General Chemistry I (5) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Physics/B.S. (continued)MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A &_ Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)| Variables | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3) Applications | Algebra -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3) | Equations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Physiological Science/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. THIS MAJOR IS HIGHLY SELECTIVE; a significant number of preparatory courses should be completed prior to transfer. At minimum, you should complete one year of biology with laboratory, one year of general chemistry with laboratory, one year of calculus and one semester of organic chemistry with laboratory. Completion of a second semester of organic chemistry or one year of calculus-based physics is strongly recommended. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.physci.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . NOTE _____ : If your college does not offer a two semester sequence in calculus-based physics, it is recommended that you complete Physics 6ABC at UCLA after you transfer. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 1 Evolution, Ecology, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Biodiversity | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 2 Cells, Tissues, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Organs | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 3 Introduction to (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) Molecular Biology | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 4 Genetics (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20B &_ Chemical Energetics and (4)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Change | CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)| Laboratory | CHEM 30AL General Chemistry (4)| Laboratory II | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 30A &_ Organic Chemistry I: (4)|CHEM M7A &_ Organic Chemistry I (5) Structure and Reactivity | CHEM 30B &_ Organic Chemistry II: (4)|CHEM M7B Organic Chemistry II (5) Reactivity, Synthesis, | and Spectroscopy | CHEM 30BL Organic Chemistry (3)| Laboratory I | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Physiological Science/B.S. (continued)MATH 3A Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND MATH 3B Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND MATH 3C Probability for Life (4)|No course articulated Sciences Students | OR | OR * MATH 31A &_ Differential and (4)|MATH M25A &_ Calculus with (5) Integral Calculus | Analytic Geometry I MATH 31B &_ Integration and (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Infinite Series | Analytic Geometry II | OR__ MATH 32A Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25AH &_ Honors: Calculus (5) Variables | with Analytic | Geometry I |MATH M25B Calculus with (5) | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 6A &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: | Mechanics | PHYSICS 6B &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Waves, | Electricity, and | Magnetism | PHYSICS 6C Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Light, | Fluids, | Thermodynamics, Modern | Physics | OR | OR * The one-year community college calculus sequence(s) listed above will meet the three-term(Math 31A, 31B, 32A) UCLA calculus requirement. Please see a counselor in the UCLA major department after transfer to get the whole requirement satisfied.

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Physiological Science/B.S. (continued)PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 1C &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | PHYSICS 4AL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL &_ Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory PHYSICS 4BL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Political Science/B.A.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. THIS MAJOR IS HIGHLY SELECTIVE. At minimum, you should complete three preparatory courses by the spring term prior to transfer. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. Transfer students must be admitted as Pre-Political Science majors in order to major in Political Science. Students may not change their major to Pre-Political Science if they were originally admitted to another major. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.polisci.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STATS 10 Introduction to (5)|No course articulated. Course must be Statistical Reasoning |completed at UCLA. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Four courses from: | Four courses from : -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- POL SCI 10 Introduction to (5)|PHIL M3 Social and Political (3) Political Theory | Philosophy -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- POL SCI 20 World Politics (5)|POLS M4 International Relations (3) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- POL SCI 30 Politics and Strategy (5)|No course articulated -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- POL SCI 40 Introduction to (5)|POLS M1 Introduction to (3) American Politics | Politics | OR__ |POLS M3 American Government (3) | and Politics | OR__ |POLS M3H Honors: American (3) | Government and | Politics | OR__ |POLS M5 National, State and (3) | Local Politics -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- POL SCI 50 Introduction to (5)|POLS M2 Comparative Politics (3) Comparative Politics | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Portuguese/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.humnet.ucla.edu/spanport/ugrad.html and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Psychobiology/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. THIS MAJOR IS HIGHLY SELECTIVE ; a significant number of preparatory courses should be completed prior to transfer. At minimum, you should complete one year of biology with laboratory, one year of general chemistry with laboratory, one year of calculus and one semester of organic chemistry with laboratory. Completion of a second semester of organic chemistry or one year of calculus-based physics is strongly recommended. Also, completion of one statistics course prior to transfer is recommended as preparation for upper division work in the major . For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.psych.ucla.edu and www.admissions. ucla.edu . NOTE _____ : If your college does not offer a two semester sequence in calculus-based physics, it is recommended that you complete Physics 6ABC at UCLA after you transfer. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PSYCH 10 Introductory Psychology (4)|PSY M1 Introduction to (3) | Psychology | OR__ |PSY M1H Honors: Introduction to (3) | Psychology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 1 Evolution, Ecology, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Biodiversity | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 2 Cells, Tissues, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Organs | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 3 Introduction to (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) Molecular Biology | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 4 Genetics (5)|BIOL M2C Genetics and Molecular (5) | Biology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHEM 20A &_ Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A &_ General Chemistry I (5) CHEM 20B &_ Chemical Energetics and (4)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (5) Change | CHEM 20L &_ General Chemistry (3)| Laboratory | CHEM 30AL General Chemistry (4)| Laboratory II | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Psychobiology/B.S. (continued)CHEM 30A &_ Organic Chemistry I: (4)|CHEM M7A &_ Organic Chemistry I (5) Structure and Reactivity | CHEM 30B &_ Organic Chemistry II: (4)|CHEM M7B Organic Chemistry II (5) Reactivity, Synthesis, | and Spectroscopy | CHEM 30BL Organic Chemistry (3)| Laboratory I | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 3A Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND MATH 3B Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|No course articulated Students | AND | AND MATH 3C Probability for Life (4)|No course articulated Sciences Students | OR | OR * MATH 31A &_ Differential and (4)|MATH M25A &_ Calculus with (5) Integral Calculus | Analytic Geometry I MATH 31B &_ Integration and (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Infinite Series | Analytic Geometry II | OR__ MATH 32A Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25AH &_ Honors: Calculus (5) Variables | with Analytic | Geometry I |MATH M25B Calculus with (5) | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHYSICS 6A &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: | Mechanics | PHYSICS 6B &_ Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Waves, | Electricity, and | Magnetism | PHYSICS 6C Physics for Life (5)|No course articulated Sciences Majors: Light, | Fluids, | Thermodynamics, Modern | Physics | OR | OR * The one-year community college calculus sequence(s) listed above will meet the three-term(Math 31A, 31B, 32A) UCLA calculus requirement. Please see a counselor in the UCLA major department after transfer to get the whole requirement satisfied.

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Psychobiology/B.S. (continued)PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A &_ Mechanics of Solids (4) and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B &_ Thermodynamics, (4) and | Electricity and Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism , Waves, Electric and | Magnetic Fields | PHYSICS 1C &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C &_ Wave Motion, Optics (4) and | and Modern Physics Engineers:Electrodynam | ics, Optics, and | Special Relativity | PHYSICS 4AL &_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL &_ Mechanics of Solids (1) Scientists and | and Fluids Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory PHYSICS 4BL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL &_ Thermodynamics, (1) Scientists and | Electricity and Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory and Magnetism | |PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1) | and Modern Physics | Laboratory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Psychology/B.A.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete all preparation courses prior to transfer. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. Transfer students must be admitted as Pre-Psychology majors in order to major in Psychology. Students originally admitted under other majors will not be permitted to change their major to Pre-Psychology or Psychology or to double major in Psychology. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.psych.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed. The AP Exam scores listed below may be used to meet the major prep: A score of 4 or higher on the AP Psychology exam__________________ is equivalent to Psychology 10 and can be used in place of the psychology course. A score of 3 or higher on the AP Biology exam________________ can be used in place of the biology course. A score of 3 or higher on the AP Physics B or C exam______________________ can be used in place of the physics course. A score of 3 or higher on the AP Chemistry exam_________________ can be used in place of the chemistry course. A score of 3 or higher on the AP Statistics or Calculus (AB or BC) exam_________________________________________ can be used in place of the quantitative reasoning course. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PSYCH 10 Introductory Psychology (4)|PSY M1 Introduction to (3) | Psychology | OR__ |PSY M1H Honors: Introduction to (3) | Psychology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One course in Quantitative Reasoning: | One course in Quantitative Reasoning: STATS 10 Introduction to (5)|MATH M15 Introductory (5) Statistical Reasoning | Statistics | OR__ |MATH M15H Honors: Introductory (5) | Statistics NOTE: The UCLA Psychology Department prefers that you complete a statistics course to meet the Quantitative Reasoning major requirement. OR | OR MATH 2 Finite Mathematics (4)|MATH M14 Finite Mathematics (3) OR | OR COMPTNG 10A Introduction to (5)|CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) Programming(C++) | Programming Using C++ OR | OR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Psychology/B.A. (continued)One term of Calculus |MATH M25A Calculus with (5) | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M16A Applied Calculus I (3) OR | OR COM SCI 2 Great Ideas in Computer (4)|No course articulated Science | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIFESCI 15 Life: Concepts and (5)|BIOL M1 Introduction to Biology (4) Issues | OR | OR LIFESCI 1 Evolution, Ecology, and (5)|BIOL M2A &_ General Biology I (5) Biodiversity | |BIOL M2B General Biology II (5) OR | OR PHYSCI 3 Introduction to Human (5)|PHSO M1 Human Physiology (5) Physiology | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One Introductory Philosophy course |PHIL M1 Introduction to (3) | Philosophy | OR__ |PHIL M1H Honors: Introduction (3) | to Philosophy | OR__ |PHIL M2 Introduction to Ethics (3) | OR__ |PHIL M2H Honors: Introduction (3) | to Ethics | OR__ |PHIL M3 Social and Political (3) | Philosophy | OR__ |PHIL M5 Critical Thinking and (3) | Analytic Writing | OR__ |PHIL M7 Introduction to Logic (3) | OR__ |PHIL M8 Philosophy Of Religion (3) | OR__ |PHIL M9 Introduction to (3) | Symbolic Logic | OR__ |PHIL M13 The Classical Mind (3) | OR__ |PHIL M14 The Modern Mind (3) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Religion, Study of/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/religion/index.html and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Russian Language and Literature/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/slavic/undergrad/index.html and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Russian Studies/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/slavic/undergrad/index.html and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Scandinavian Languages and Cultures/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/scandinavian/undergrad_prog/index.html and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Sociology/B.A.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. THIS MAJOR IS HIGHLY SELECTIVE. All courses must be taken for a letter grade.The Sociology Department requires that you complete all major preparation courses except Sociology 20 prior to transfer. Transfer students must be admitted as Pre-Sociology majors in order to major in Sociology. After transfer to UCLA, students may not change their major to Sociology if they were originally admitted to another major outside the Department of Sociology. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.sociology.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu. PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed. The AP Exam Scores listed below may be used to meet the major prep: A score of 3 or higher on the AP Statistics exam ___________________ can be used in place of the statistics course. A score of 3 or higher on the AP Calculus AB or BC exam_________________________ can be used in place of the calculus course -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SOCIOL 1 Introductory Sociology (5)|SOC M1 Introduction to (3) | Sociology | OR__ |SOC M1H Honors: Introduction to (3) | Sociology -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 2 Finite Mathematics (4)|MATH M14 Finite Mathematics (3) OR | OR MATH 3A Calculus for Life Sciences (4)|MATH M16A Applied Calculus I (3) Students | OR | OR MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One Introductory Statistics Course |MATH M15 Introductory (5) | Statistics | OR__ |MATH M15H Honors: Introductory (5) | Statistics --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ Sociology/B.A. (continued)SOCIOL 20 Introduction to (5)|SOC M3 Sociological Analysis (3) Sociological Research | Methods | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Southeast Asian Studies/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.isop.ucla.edu/idps/seasia and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Spanish and Community and Culture B.A==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu. You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For more information regarding preparation for this major, visit www. spanport.ucla.edu and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Spanish and Linguistics/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.humnet.ucla.edu/spanport/ugrad.html and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Spanish and Portuguese/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.humnet.ucla.edu/spanport/ugrad.html and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Spanish/B.A.==== Transfer admission to UCLA is competitive; strong academic preparation and performance are primary elements of the admission review. Information about UCLA's transfer selection process is available at www.admissions.ucla.edu . You should complete as many major preparation courses as possible prior to transfer. For information regarding preparation for this major, visit www.humnet.ucla.edu/spanport/ugrad.html and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog .-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Statistics/B.S.==== Listed below are the lower division preparation courses for the major. You should complete as many preparation courses as possible prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. For information regarding preparation for this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.stat.ucla.edu and www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog . PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may___ not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed. The AP Exam Scores listed below may be used to meet the major prep: A score of 4 or higher on the AP Statistics exam ___________________ can be used in place of the statistics course. A score of 5 on the AP Calculus AB exam or 4 on the BC exam ________________________________________ is equivalent to Math 31A and can be used in place of the first calculus course. A score of 5 on the AP Calculus BC exam ____________________ is equivalent to MATH 31AB and can be used in place of the first two calculus courses. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5) Calculus | Analytic Geometry I | OR__ |MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5) | with Analytic | Geometry I -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5) Series | Analytic Geometry II -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 32A &_ Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5) Variables | Geometry III MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)| Variables | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3) Applications | Algebra -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPTNG 10A Introduction to (5)|CS M10B Object-Oriented (4) Programming(C++) | Programming Using C++ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STATS 10 Introduction to (5)|No course articulated. Course must be Statistical Reasoning |completed at UCLA. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Theater/B.A.==== The Theater major provides undergraduates with a comprehensive education in theater, specialized training in one or more creative areas, and a humanistic, liberal arts education. Artistic training is combined with the study of theater history, literature, and aesthetics. The program's goal is to challenge and expand the way the theater artist thinks as well as performs---to produce well-educated, creative thinkers as well as thoughtful artists. Applicants to the theater program must choose an area of interest for admission purposes only: acting, design/production, teaching artists program, musical theater, general theater studies or playwriting. All theater students, however, study these principal areas of theater practice. Recommended courses prior to entrance: acting, design, play analysis and theater history. Additional admission requirements include a personal essay, an interview and/or audition (required for applicants choosing acting or musical theater as their area of specialization). Applicants to the school must have a minimum 3.0 GPA at the time of application and must complete their general education coursework prior to entrance. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.tft.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====Women's Studies/B.A.==== Listed below is the required lower division preparation course for the major. You should complete this course prior to transfer, based on the availability of courses. This course must be taken for a letter grade. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.womensstudies.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu PLEASE NOTE: The community college course listed below has been approved to satisfy the preparation requirement for this major at UCLA, but it may___ not be the exact equivalent of the UCLA course listed. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WOM STD 10 Introduction to Women's (5)|No course articulated Studies: Feminist | Perspectives on Women | and Society | NOTE: Students may also need to complete lower division departmental requisites after transfer to be eligible for upper division women studies courses in the disciplines.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

2/18/2012 www.assist.org To: UCLA, From: Moorpark College, 11-12 ================================================================================ ====World Arts and Cultures/B.A.==== The World Arts and Cultures/Dance department is at forefront of innovative, interdisciplinary, and cross culural studies of the arts, offering a curriculum in which students can explore the vital relationship of the arts and performance to cultural theory and criticism. The dance concentration, with the distinctly WAC approach to dance, shifting standard models for teaching of this art form at a university, brings together the possibilities of cross-cultural and contextual studies, civic engagement, and the study of Los Angeles as a laboratory for the study of the world. Preparation for the major: All preparatory coursework should be completed at UCLA. Exemptions/substitutions from lower division requirements will be determined after_____ admission. Audition/interview&supplemental requirements: Successful applicants must have strong academic preparation and show evidence of involvement in the arts and community that demostrates intersests in varied cultures. All students are required to submit a supplemental application by digital upload, for which an additional fee is required. Letters of recommendation are also requested. Applicants to Dance will be asked to audition. All students must have a minimum 3.0gpa at the time of application. Specific guidelines may be found at www.arts.ucla.edu/prospective-students. For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process, visit www.wac.ucla.edu and www.admissions.ucla.edu . -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- END OF MAJOR

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