If you are an incoming student who has transfer credit from another 4-year university (including other UC's), out-of-state community college, or from A-Levels, you likely have coursework that needs to be evaluated. While there are transfer agreements in place already with the California community colleges*, which can be reviewed on assist.org, this is not the case for any school that is not a California community college. A-Levels need to be evaluated for course equivalence as well. Please note that this evaluation does not apply to General Education (GE) attributes such as Science & Engineering (SE) or Social Science (SS). To have any courses evaluated for GE attributes, please contact the College of Agriculture & Environmental Sciences dean's office.

*California community college students who took only a partial science series at their community college or completed a science series at multiple schools, even if they are in the same district, will need to have that course work evaluated.

Common subjects for evaluation

Biology

• For each biology course you would like evaluated, please email a complete syllabus that also includes a lecture schedule to cbsundergrads@ucdavis.edu.

Chemistry

• For Chemistry equivalencies go to chemistry department equivalency request.

  Students can expect a response within 2-4 weeks

Geology

• Email the syllabi for any geology classes that you want evaluated to geology-advisors@ucdavis.edu.

Economics

• Email the syllabi for any economics classes that you want evaluated to eheadvisingcenter@ucdavis.edu. You can also check their transfer database for pre-existing articulations for non-Assist schools.

Math

• Math has an equivalency request form. You can also check their transfer database for pre-existing articulations.

Physics

• Physics has an equivalency request form. You can also check their transfer database for pre-existing articulations.

Political Science

• Email the syllabi for any political science classes that you want evaluated to poladvising@ucdavis.edu.

Statistics

• Statistics has an equivalency request form.