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Transfer planner.
Pick your California community college and this pulls its transferable course list from ASSIST. It calculates your transferable GPA on the plus/minus scale, counts semester units, and checks Cal-GETC area by area, including which courses have to be repeated.
It reports UC and CSU separately, because the two disagree. UC asks for 60 units, a 2.4, and the seven-course pattern. CSU asks for 60 units, a 2.0, and the Golden Four, which accept a C‑ where Cal-GETC needs a full C. A grade can clear one and fail the other.
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Pick your college above and we'll suggest its actual transferable courses here, with the Cal-GETC area each one satisfies.
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What this can and cannot tell you.
UC transferability is often unknown.
The list ASSIST publishes is the CSU-transferable one. A course on it carrying a Cal-GETC area is UC-transferable too. For the rest, and that is most of a large college’s list, the list does not say, so neither does this. Unknown is not a no. Check a specific course on ASSIST.
Major prep assumes a C.
One grade floor is applied to preparation coursework. Some majors require a B, and a few impacted ones require a specific grade in a specific course. The agreement’s own notes are shown under the results, because that is where those exceptions live.
Agreements lag by a year.
ASSIST has not published 2026–27 agreements, so major prep is checked against 2025–26 and the year is labelled on each result. A requirement that changed over the summer will not appear until UC publishes. Units and grades are what you type, so a repeated course should be entered once, as the repeat.
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