FALL 2004 ENROLLMENT

Enrollment will begin June 28.

Decoding University Lingo

Taking Courses at a Community College this Summer?

If you are planning to take a course at a community college to fulfill your GE, then go here for a list of articulation agreements between UCLA and some of the most popular community colleges. If your JC is among those listed, most of your work is done — simply click on the link and a screen will pop up listing the classes that are equivalent to our GEs.

If your JC is not on that list, you can get an approximate idea of how a course would transfer back to UCLA by visiting assist.org. For a variety of reasons this site is not 100% accurate, however, and so you should always double check the information you find there with a counselor in your advising unit.

Here are some additional restrictions to be aware of:

• Senior Residency Requirement: In order to be in compliance with the UCLA College residency requirement, you must earn 35 of your final 45 units in residence at UCLA. This requirement is referred to as the "Senior Residency" requirement because it is during your senior year that you will accumulate the last 45 units you need to graduate--only 10 of which may be taken outside of UCLA. Any of these units can be earned through UCLA Summer Sessions.
• After you have completed 105 units, you will no longer be allowed to gain units from course work taken at a Community College. You only satisfy requirements, such as GE.
• Your grades earned at a community college or a Cal State school will not factor into your UCLA GPA. Grades from other UCs will.

Senior Tributes

Kate-to New York. Our Survival Tips may never look the same either. Kate has been the sole writer-editor-creative leader reformatting our Survival Tips, we’ll try to keep up the good work-in your honor. This, her last edition!

Christina- moving to Boston to start her career, They’re lucky to have you even if you are only half as diligent, thorough and conscientious as you’ve been here at ASK.

Kuros- soon moving to England to live and work. Our long time webmaster, “Fact or Fiction” creative designer & ASK publicist.

Belinda- retiring after 3 hard-working years with ASK, entering the UCB/MSW program Okay… not quite as far:

Ryan-enters the graduate History program at UCSD after two diligent years of ASK service, as a particularly good listener.

John- law school and San Diego beckons, as does Malibu. Our e-mail expert, keeping the ASK daily e-mail response record of 20 replies per hour, while still seeing students!

Andrew- our Pre-law expert, cheerleader extraordinaire, begins his own law school quest.

Jeremy- “a solid guy” and finally someone who may stay in LA, thanks for sharing your senior year with ASK

Daniel- okay so maybe you are not really graduating yet, Daniel who juggles MCDBio with Economics, a family business, lab work and his important role as ‘ASK supply Czar’ three years running, Wow!

Julie- Never really figured how she managed to work at all with her Quadruple major (East Asian Studies, History, Anthropology and Asian American Studies) but she did, graduating in 4 years + 1 summer. Thank you for sharing some of that energy and time management with us.

Each and every student makes a contribution to UCLA, these graduating seniors more than most. Missing you already, Cathy.

Campus Resource Spotlight of the Week…

UCLA Career Center

Summer Break is a great time to take advantage of the many services the Career Center has to offer.

The UCLA Career Center is one of the largest and most comprehensive career centers in the nation. Located in a state-of-the-art comprehensive facility in the heart of the UCLA campus, we provide convenient on site and web based services and can draw a link to corporate recruiters.

****Please note that hours might be different during summer vacation than the regular session hours. Please call ahead before you go.