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Question by jumpergirl3005: do you have to include college courses from another college when apply to a UC school?
I am a high school senior apply to UC’s. I took a online class from a local community college. If I got a C in the class do I have to put my grade from the class on my application to the college?

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Answer by Elle S
Generally, college applications ask for transcripts from all colleges attended so you would have to include the grade from that class. But check with an admissions counselor to make sure. You can call one of the UC’s office and ask to speak with one and tell them about your situation.

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I have a very low undergraduate GPA, 2.5, but I’m doing Master of Engineering now. So, I was wondering if I could apply for law school using my Master of Engineering degree?
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I want to take a year off after high school to make sure if I really want to do what I am deciding to choose as a career. I will hold an internship and want to apply to college the following year in fall 2010. Can I still apply to colleges as a freshman and not a transfer? How does this work out with reccomendations and all?

Can an undocumented student apply to graduate school?

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