Each four-year college has its own admission standards and curriculum requirements. Students should decide as soon as possible on the transfer college in order to identify the courses that must be completed and the grades that must be achieved. By extending the time in lower-division work, it is possible to combine an occupational training program with a college transfer program. All college degrees require the completion of certain courses called general education or breadth requirements. The following charts indicate the transfer requirements for those colleges and universities most frequently used by Coastline students.
Transfer agreements are subject to ongoing review and revision.
The transfer agreements listed on the following charts represent agreements at the time of publication. Students may contact the Counseling office at Coastline or the transfer institution of their choice for current information. Satisfy the lower-division general education requirements prescribed by the transfer college. Fulfill the lower-division major requirements prescribed by the transfer college. Remove any subject or grade deficiencies incurred in high school, if required by the transfer college for admission.