Two units (equivalent to two years) of history/social science required, including: one year of world history, cultures or historical geography and one year of U.S. history; or one-half year of U.S. history and one-half year of civics or American government.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:CourseList:SubjectAreaB": { "title": "", "content": "Four units (equivalent to four years) of college preparatory English composition and literature required, integrating extensive reading, frequent writing, and practice listening and speaking with different audiences. Students may only use 1 year of ESL/ELD English.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:CourseList:SubjectAreaC": { "title": "", "content": "Three units (equivalent to three years) of college-preparatory mathematics (four units are strongly recommended), including or integrating topics covered in elementary algebra, advanced algebra, and two-and three-dimensional geometry.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:CourseList:SubjectAreaD": { "title": "", "content": "Two units (equivalent to two years) of science are required (three units are strongly recommended), providing fundamental knowledge in two of the following: biology, chemistry, or physics. A yearlong interdisciplinary or earth and space science course can meet one year of this requirement.
Science (D) courses listed under the engineering, computer science and applied science disciplines can only be used to fulfill the recommended third year of science (D).
", "modifiedOn": "December 13, 2024" },"cmp:CourseList:SubjectAreaE": { "title": "", "content": "Two units (equivalent to two years, or through the second level of high school instruction) of the same language other than English (three units recommended). LOTE levels are defined by the number of years of high school instruction; e.g. LOTE 1= 1 yr.; LOTE 2 = 2 years, etc.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:CourseList:SubjectAreaF": { "title": "", "content": "One unit (equivalent to one year) required, chosen from one of the following categories: dance, music, theater, interdisciplinary arts, or visual arts (e.g., painting, web/graphic design, film/video, inter/multimedia arts).Two one-semester courses from the same discipline is also acceptable.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:CourseList:SubjectAreaG": { "title": "", "content": "One unit (equivalent to one year) chosen from the \"a-f\" courses beyond those used to satisfy the requirements of the \"a-f\" subjects, or courses that have been approved solely in the elective area.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:CourseSubmission:Abbreviations": { "title": "Transcript Abbreviation(s)/Course Code(s)", "content": "Transcript abbreviations are required in a course submission. They are requested for each A-G course to assist the CSU and UC campuses when verifying a student's self-reported coursework and grades against their official high school transcript.
Please check with your institution's registrar for more information about this field.
", "modifiedOn": "January 31, 2023" },"cmp:CourseSubmission:CourseLearningEnvironment": { "title": "Course Learning Environment", "content": "Select the primary instructional method used for this course. If this course is taught as a classroom-based course and as an online course in separate periods / sections, please check both options.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:CourseSubmission:CourseTitle": { "title": "Course Title", "content": "As the course author, choose a course title carefully. This title should accurately reflect the content and level (Introduction to, Advanced, etc.) of the curriculum.
The title is also how approved A-G courses are identified on your institution's A-G course list, and on both the CSU and UC admissions applications.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:CourseSubmission:GradeLevels": { "title": "Grade Levels", "content": "The grade level(s) selected for this course should represent ALL of the grade level(s) for which the curriculum is designed rather than the grade level(s) of students who may enroll in this course.
Students in grade level(s) not selected may still enroll in this course in accordance with their institution’s enrollment policies, and may use this course towards satisfying the A-G subject requirements.
", "modifiedOn": "August 01, 2019" },"cmp:CourseSubmission:Honors": { "title": "UC Honors Designation", "content": "If seeking UC honors designation for this course, review the honors-level course criteria before submitting the course.
Courses that do not meet the UC honors criteria may still be submitted for A-G approval and can include “Honors” or “H” in the course’s title even if the course will not ultimately carry additional UC honors weight.
Typically, courses being considered for UC honors designation will have a non-honors equivalent offered at the same frequency, designed for the same grade level(s), and categorized in the same subject area/discipline.
*Please note that a course specifically designed for only grade 9 OR includes grade 9 is not eligible for UC honors designation.
", "modifiedOn": "August 01, 2019" },"cmp:CourseSubmission:BasicInfo": { "title": "", "content": "Fields marked with an asterisk () are required.UC accepts these submissions and will approve integrated courses in all A-G subject areas. Please note UC does not review for alignment with the Career Technical Education (CTE) Model Curriculum Standards. These courses are reviewed for approval in accordance with the subject-specific course criteria established by UC faculty, which can be found on the A-G Policy Resource Guide.
", "modifiedOn": "June 04, 2024" },"cmp:CourseSubmission:LengthOfCourse": { "title": "Length of Course", "content": "The length of course reflects the general amount of course content that is covered within a single course.
For example:
To complete this section, first complete BOTH the “Subject Area/Discipline,” section and the “Grade Level(s)” section.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:CourseSubmission:RequireWetLabActivity": { "title": "Includes hands on lab activities", "content": "", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:CourseSubmission:SchoolsOfferingCourse": { "title": "School(s) Offering This Course", "content": "Please identify which school(s) will offer this course.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:CourseSubmission:SubjectArea": { "title": "Subject Area / Discipline", "content": "
A course is reviewed for A-G approval in accordance with the subject-specific course criteria established by UC faculty, which can be found on the A-G Policy Resource Guide.
“Two-Year” courses may seek approval in multiple subject area(s)/discipline(s).
For example:
An institution may offer a single course, such as American Studies, which covers both history (A) and English (B).
This institution would enter the first subject area and discipline and then use the blue box below marked, “+ Add another” to enter the second subject area and discipline.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:CourseSubmission:Corequisites": { "title": "Co-requisites", "content": "You are strongly encouraged to list both “required” and/or “recommended” co-requisites that provide insight into the foundational coursework and skills expected of students to be completed simultaneously with their enrollment in this course.
Several subject areas and disciplines require courses to include a co-requisite; please refer to the subject-specific course criteria on the A-G Policy Resource Guide.
", "modifiedOn": "August 01, 2019" },"cmp:CourseSubmission:CourseOverview": { "title": "Course Overview", "content": "The Course Overview should describe the overarching content and goals of this course.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:CourseSubmission:DescriptionInfo": { "title": "", "content": "Fields marked with an asterisk () are required.If you are submitting a course for potential UC honors designation, completing this section is required. UC honors courses must have established prerequisites, as appropriate to the subject area/discipline.
All other courses ideally will list both “required” and/or “recommended” prerequisites that provide insight into the foundational coursework and skills expected of students prior to enrolling in this course.
Several subject areas and disciplines require courses to include a prerequisite; please refer to the subject-specific course criteria on the A-G Policy Resource Guide.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:CourseSubmission:CourseMaterials": { "title": "Course Materials", "content": "Provide the course materials that students use and analyze throughout the course. When appropriate, please incorporate these materials into the course's unit descriptions in the Course Content section.
Some subject areas and disciplines require courses to include specific course materials. Please refer to the A-G subject area course criteria for more information.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:CourseSubmission:Author": { "title": "Author", "content": "UC asks for course author information in case an analyst needs to contact the course author with questions pertaining to the content of the curriculum.
The contact information from the course's original author is pre-populated into the submission form; but this information can be edited if it is more appropriate for another individual to be listed as the course's author.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:CourseSubmission:SummaryInfo": { "title": "", "content": "Fields marked with an asterisk () are required.", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:MyInstitution:Accreditation": { "title": "Accreditation", "content": "In order to maintain a course list in the A-G Course Management Portal, a school must be accredited by one of the six regional accreditation agencies that UC recognizes. Please provide a copy of your official accreditation documentation from your accrediting organization.
To do this please go to the My Institution page in the A-G CMP; click the pencil icon next to Accreditation and upload an official letter or certificate from a recognized regional accreditation commission. Please be sure this document includes the date through which your accreditation is valid.
", "modifiedOn": "February 21, 2020" },"cmp:MyInstitution:CourseListContact": { "title": "A-G Course List Manager", "content": "This is the individual at your institution who maintains the A-G course list and is responsible for updating, revising, archiving or submitting new courses to UC.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:MyInstitution:Name": { "title": "Name", "content": "Please provide the name of your school as registered with the College Board.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:MyInstitution:SubType": { "title": "Sub Type", "content": "Please contact UC if you wish to change your school subtype.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:MyInstitution:Type": { "title": "Type", "content": "Please select your type of institution as identified by the California Department of Education.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:MyInstitution:VerifyDemographicInfo": { "title": "", "content": "
You can update your institution's demographic information here.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:MyInstitution:VerifyUserInfo": { "title": "", "content": "You can manage users here.", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:MyInstitution:RequireDistrictReview": { "title": "Require District Review", "content": "When set to YES, all schools are restricted from submitting their courses directly to UC.", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:MyInstitution:UnverifiedUsers": { "title": "", "content": "Unverified users are those that have registered for the A-G CMP, but have not yet confirmed their email address.", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:MyInstitution:UpgradeRequests": { "title": "", "content": "The following users have selected a position/title that if approved will grant them a higher level of access. Currently they only have basic access and you can decide whether to grant the higher access or not.", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:RequestUserAccount:UserType": { "title": "Type of User", "content": "Please select the institution type with which you are associated.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:RequestUserAccount:YourDistrict": { "title": "Your District", "content": "Please provide the name of your school district as registered with the California Department of Education.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:RequestUserAccount:YourProgram": { "title": "Your Program", "content": "Please select name from programs that have been granted UC program status.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:RequestUserAccount:YourSchool": { "title": "Your School", "content": "Please provide the name of your school as registered with the College Board.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:RequestUserAccount:YourSchoolNetwork": { "title": "Your School Network", "content": "Only users from registered school networks can establish an account. New school networks should refer to the A-G Policy Resource Guide for more information on establishing a course list for your school network.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:CourseSubmission:RollbackYear": { "title": "Manage academic year(s)", "content": "With this new feature, UC no longer accepts paper versions of the retroactive petitions to add a course to course lists from past academic years. If you are requesting a retroactive update to previous course lists, select the academic year(s) this course was offered.
If you see some years greyed out, it means this course is not eligible to be applied to those years. The most common reasons for this include the following scenarios:
Honors-level courses must have a comprehensive final examination or a substantive, culminating project. The purpose of the final exam/project is for students to exhibit depth of knowledge and sustained mastery of subject material.
", "modifiedOn": "January 15, 2021" },"cmp:Dashboard:Announcements": { "title": "Announcements", "content": "We want to hear from you!
Please share with the high school articulation unit your opinions about the A-G Course Management Portal: What's working? What needs improvement? We would be grateful if registered users would complete our annual A-G Course Management Portal User Experience Survey.
The survey should take no longer than 10 minutes to complete and will help us gather insights on where improvements are most needed.
The survey completion deadline is December 5, 2025. Thank you for your time and assistance in helping us to improve this vital tool.
", "modifiedOn": "August 20, 2025" },"pcl:ReferenceList:SearchWarning": { "title": "Reference List Search Warning", "content": "As of April 2019, the University of California has an updated online course policy that supports quality online A-G courses through shared oversight. Changes in effect as of February 1, 2020 are as follows:
Please visit the A-G Policy Resource Guide to see the full revised online course publisher policy, which includes the eligibility criteria , implementation timeline, and FAQs.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"pcl:ReferenceList:ProgramWarning": { "title": "Reference List Search Warning", "content": "The A-G courses on this program’s A-G Reference List are approved by UC for high schools to implement and must be taught by a teacher at the local school site. UC does not allow students to fulfill the A-G subject requirements by enrolling directly in these courses. For more information about A-G course policy, please visit the A-G Policy Resource Guide. For more information about the courses developed by this program, please contact the program directly.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"pcl:ReferenceList:PublisherWarning": { "title": "Reference List Search Warning", "content": "As of April 2019, the University of California has an updated online course policy that supports quality online A-G courses through shared oversight. Changes in effect as of February 1, 2020 are as follows:
Please visit the A-G Policy Resource Guide to see the full revised online course publisher policy, which includes the eligibility criteria , implementation timeline, and FAQs.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"pcl:ReferenceList:Help": { "title": "Reference List Help", "content": "A-G Course Lists include high school and UC/CSU extended learning program courses that students can directly enroll in to fulfill A-G admissions requirements.
A-G Reference Lists have pre-designed courses from programs. Schools can purchase or license program courses to be taught by a teacher at the local school site and can easily add the course to their school’s A-G Course List.
If you’re looking for a program A-G Reference List, click the “Search program courses” button on the A-G Course List homepage.
How can I find an institution’s A-G list?
Click the Institutions checkmark to find a school’s A-G course list and contact info in the following ways:
How can I find a specific A-G course?
Click the Courses checkmark to find specific A-G courses in the following ways:
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I live out-of-state and can’t find my school’s A-G course list. How do I figure out what courses I need to apply to UC?
A-G course lists are for California high schools and online high schools that serve California students. Out-of-state students can use the A-G course list site for guidance on the types of courses that may fulfill the A-G subject requirements for freshman admissions. You can find information about admissions requirements for out-of-state students on the UC Admissions website.
How do I set up an A-G list for my institution?
Institutions wanting to establish an A-G course list must first register their institution with the University of California. Please visit the A-G Policy Resource Guide website for information about the requirements to establish an A-G list.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"pcl:Search:Help": { "title": "Course List Search Help", "content": "A-G Course Lists include high school and UC/CSU extended learning program courses that students can directly enroll in to fulfill A-G admissions requirements.
A-G Reference Lists have pre-designed courses from programs. Schools can purchase or license program courses to be taught by a teacher at the local school site and can easily add the course to their school’s A-G Course List.
If you’re looking for a program course A-G Reference List, click the “Search program courses” button on the A-G Course List homepage.
How can I find an institution’s A-G list?
Click the Institutions check mark to find a school’s A-G course list and contact info in the following ways:
How can I find a specific A-G course?
Click the Courses check mark to find specific A-G courses in the following ways:
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I live out-of-state and can’t find my school’s A-G course list. How do I figure out what courses I need to apply to UC?
A-G course lists are for California high schools and online high schools that serve California students. Out-of-state students can use the A-G course list site for guidance on the types of courses that may fulfill the A-G subject requirements for freshman admissions. You can find information about admissions requirements for out-of-state students on the UC Admissions website.
How do I set up an A-G list for my institution?
Institutions wanting to establish an A-G course list must first register their institution with the University of California. Please visit the A-G Policy Resource Guide website for information about the requirements to establish an A-G list.
New courses initially submitted during the Primary Phase have one opportunity for resubmission if the course is not initially approved. The resubmission must be sent to UC by the close of the Primary Phase (June 30). Please note the Supplementary Phase is available between August 1 and August 31 for new course submissions.
", "modifiedOn": "December 08, 2021" },"cmp:MyCourses:SubmissionPhaseTwo": { "title": "Submission Phase Two", "content": "Course submissions eligible for automatic approval may be submitted during Course Management Month. All other course submissions may be drafted at this time and then submitted during the Supplementary Phase (August 1-31).
", "modifiedOn": "December 08, 2021" },"cmp:MyCourses:SubmissionPhaseThree": { "title": "Submission Phase Three", "content": "New courses initially submitted during the Supplementary Phase will have no opportunities for resubmission. Any courses not initially approved during the Supplementary Phase will need to be submitted to UC in the following year's A-G course submission period.
", "modifiedOn": "December 08, 2021" },"cmp:MyCourses:SubmissionPhaseClosed": { "title": "Submission Phase Closed", "content": "Use the unit(s) and key assignment(s) to demonstrate that the course meets the subject-specific course criteria on the A-G Policy Resource Guide. Be sure to show how the unit(s) and key assignment(s) support students to:
Use the unit(s) and key assignment(s) to demonstrate that the course meets the subject-specific course criteria on the A-G Policy Resource Guide. Be sure to show how the unit(s) and key assignment(s) support students to:
Use the unit(s) and key assignment(s) to demonstrate that the course meets the subject-specific course criteria on the A-G Policy Resource Guide. Be sure to show how the unit(s) and key assignment(s) support students to:
Use the unit(s) and key assignment(s) to demonstrate that the course meets the subject-specific course criteria on the A-G Policy Resource Guide. Be sure to show how the unit(s) and key assignment(s) support students to:
At least 20 percent of class time will include teacher-supervised laboratory activities that are directly related to, and support, the other class work, and that involve inquiry, observation, analysis, and write-up of investigations consistent with the practices of the scientific field.
", "modifiedOn": "July 29, 2024" },"cmp:CourseSubmission:RubricSubjectAreaE": { "title": "Rubric Subject Area E", "content": "Use the unit(s) and key assignment(s) to demonstrate that the course meets the subject-specific course criteria on the A-G Policy Resource Guide. Be sure to show how the unit(s) and key assignment(s) support students to:
Use the unit(s) and key assignment(s) to demonstrate that the course meets the subject-specific course criteria on the A-G Policy Resource Guide. Be sure to show how the unit(s) and key assignment(s) support students to:
Use the unit(s) and key assignment(s) to demonstrate that the course meets the subject-specific course criteria on the A-G Policy Resource Guide. Be sure to show how the unit(s) and key assignment(s) support students to:
Please select a name from publishers that have been granted UC program status.
", "modifiedOn": "July 02, 2019" },"cmp:SelfReportSubmission:InstructorProvider": { "title": "Self-reported Course Instructor", "content": "Please indicate whether the school or the online course publisher will provide the instructor for this course.
", "modifiedOn": "March 25, 2020" },"cmp:CourseAudit:Help": { "title": "Course Audit Help", "content": "For information about UC’s updated online course publisher policy, please refer to the A-G policy resource guide. There you will also find important information on the A-G course criteria and on writing A-G courses. Please also refer to the most recent correspondence you have received from High School Articulation about the annual course verification process.
", "modifiedOn": "March 31, 2021" },"cmp:CourseAudit:CycleEndedMessage": { "title": "Course Audit Cycle Ended", "content": "Specifically, the key assignment(s) and laboratory activity(s) should, in general, describe work that allows students to meet the below criteria.
Below are some recommendations for conducting your search:
Please note the following regarding UC's online publisher course policy, effective April 2019:
The courses populating this drop down menu were self-reported by other institutions. They do not represent an A-G list of already approved courses.
If the title of the course you wish to add does not appear in the drop-down menu, please manually enter the title and course details.
Algebra-based advanced math disciplines
Courses approved in Calculus, Pre-Calculus or Other Advanced Math require mastery of the foundational content, are designed for the 12th grade level and will include appropriate prerequisites. Examples of courses appropriate for listing in Other Advanced Math include, but are not limited to, Differential Equations, Linear Algebra or Trigonometry.
For more information that clarifies expectations for content in each area C discipline, please refer to the A-G Policy Resource Guide.
", "modifiedOn": "March 13, 2024" },"cmp:CourseSubmission:MathAdvancedPrerequisite": { "title": "Advanced Mathematics - Prerequisites", "content": "Mathematics (C) courses approved for UC honors must have at least three years of college - preparatory mathematics as prerequisite work and integrate, deepen, and support further development of core mathematical competencies(i.e., address primarily the (+) standards of Common Core - aligned advanced mathematics).
", "modifiedOn": "March 13, 2024" },"cmp:SelfReportSubmission:AdditionalInstructions": { "title": "Self-reported policy language - Additional Instructions", "content": "Additional Instructions...
", "modifiedOn": "April 13, 2022" },"cmp:SelfReportSubmission:TranscriptAbbreviations": { "title": "Transcript Abbreviation(s)/Course Code(s)", "content": "Transcript abbreviations are requested for each A-G course to assist the CSU and UC campuses when verifying a student's self-reported coursework and grades against their official high school transcript.
Unlike transcript abbreviations, local course codes are not used to identify A-G courses on high school transcripts as not all institutions use course codes in their student information systems.
Check with your institution's registrar for more information about BOTH of these fields.
", "modifiedOn": "August 22, 2022" },"cmp:CourseSubmission:LocalCourseCodes": { "title": "Local Course Code(s)", "content": "Local course codes are not a required field in the course submission form as not all institutions use course codes in their student information systems. However, local course codes are requested when an institution does use them in its student information system.
Please check with your institution's registrar for more information about this field.
", "modifiedOn": "January 31, 2023" },"cmp:SelfReportSubmission:LocalCourseCodes": { "title": "Local Course Code(s)", "content": "Transcript abbreviations are requested for each A-G course to assist the CSU and UC campuses when verifying a student's self-reported coursework and grades against their official high school transcript.
Unlike transcript abbreviations, local course codes are not used to identify A-G courses on high school transcripts as not all institutions use course codes in their student information systems.
Check with your institution's registrar for more information about BOTH of these fields.
", "modifiedOn": "August 22, 2022" },"pcl:ReferenceList:GradeLevelHelp": { "title": "Reference List Help", "content": "The grade level(s) selected for this course represent the grade level(s) for which the curriculum is designed rather than the grade level(s) of students who may enroll in this course.
Students in grade level(s) not represented may still enroll in this course in accordance with their institution’s enrollment policies, and may use this course towards satisfying the A-G subject requirements.
", "modifiedOn": "November 09, 2023" },"pcl:ReferenceList:CommunityCollegeWarning": { "title": "Reference List Search Warning", "content": "Please note the last year California Community College A-G lists were updated was 2013-14. There are no current plans to update these lists. Please use them as a reference when determining whether current course offerings may fulfill the A-G subject requirements for UC/CSU freshman admission.
Please also refer to the ASSIST website to determine transferability of a community college course as well as the UC Admissions website for current policy guidelines.
", "modifiedOn": "December 12, 2023" },"cmp:SelfReportSubmission:PublisherNotAccredited": { "title": "Publisher - Doesn't offer instructors", "content": "This publisher does not offer instructors with their courses. Schools are required to provide the instructors for this publisher's curriculum.
The Online courses page of the A-G Policy Resource Guide contains more information on the UC online course publisher policy.
This publisher offers instructors but must update their accreditation information before this selection can be made. Please contact the publisher or email hsarticulation@ucop.edu with questions.
The Online courses page of the A-G Policy Resource Guide contains more information on the UC online course publisher policy.
Foundational disciplines
Courses approved in these disciplines cover the foundational content (elementary and advanced algebra, and two-and three-dimensional geometry) that fulfills the area C requirement. For more information that clarifies expectations for content in each area C discipline, please refer to the A-G Policy Resource Guide.
Additional math disciplines
Courses approved in Statistics, Computer Science and Additional Math will either build on the learning of the foundational sequence or be equivalent to the foundational sequence. Unlike the algebra-based advanced math disciplines, these courses do not require mastery of the foundational sequence. Courses listed in disciplines that build on the foundational sequence will include appropriate math pre-requisites.
Please note Additional Math is a new discipline effective the 2025-26 academic year. Examples of courses appropriate for listing in Additional Math include, but are not limited to, Discrete Math, Data Literacy or Quantitative Reasoning. For more information that clarifies expectations for content in each area C discipline, please refer to the A-G Policy Resource Guide.
", "modifiedOn": "November 21, 2024" },"cmp:CourseSubmission:MathHonors": { "title": "", "content": "Mathematics Honors
Effective the 2025-26 submission period, courses submitted with the UC Honors designation may be approved as non-honors after review. Selecting yes in the from does not guarantee the course will be approved with UC Honors. Please note that UC will review honors courses to ensure that they align with the criteria outlined in the Area C honors policy.
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