Must schools list on their Doorways “a-g” course list any and all online courses taken by students?
No, not in most cases. Because online courses generally are offered by another educational institution and may be taken by individual students rather than a cohort of students from year to year, it is not necessary to list these courses on the schools’ “a-g” course lists. UC admissions staff on each of the campuses will refer to the Doorways “a-g” course list of each individual online provider to determine if a course taken by a student satisfies the “a-g” requirements.
Related Questions
- Until online providers have been approved with a course list, what online courses will be accepted as satisfying the a-g requirements?
- Must schools list on their Doorways "a-g" course list any and all online courses taken by students?
- In which cases should schools add an online course to their "a-g" course list?
