How do courses transfer between colleges at UC? If a course that fulfills a General Education requirement is taken in one college, will it fulfill that requirement in another college?
Yes. All courses taken at UC shall transfer within UC and contribute to the fulfillment of General Education requirements. However, transferred courses may, or may not, also fulfill college and program/major requirements. For example, if a student in Nursing satisfies the General Education requirement for Historical Perspectives by taking a course on the “Evolution of Nursing” and then that student transfers to the College of Arts and Sciences as a History major, the following would happen: 1) The transferred course would fulfill the General Education requirement for Historical Perspectives since any course taken in the category anywhere at UC fulfills that requirement. 2) The course might or might not fulfill the A&S History requirement depending on the decision at the college level. 3) The course might or might not meet a History major requirement based on the History Department’s review and decision as to whether it should count. At the very least, the course would only fulfill the
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