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ALISO NIGUEL HIGH SCHOOL CODE (CEEB)
ALISO NIGUEL HIGH SCHOOL CODE (CEEB)![]()
ALISO NIGUEL HIGH SCHOOL CODE (CEEB)
Use this code for College Admissions and for registering for the ACT, and the SAT 051-324
University of California
UC ADMISSIONS
UC ADMISSIONS![]()
UC ADMISSIONS
If you're interested in entering the University of California as a freshman you'll have to satisfy these new admission requirements:
- Complete a minimum of 15 college-preparatory courses ("a-g" courses), with at least 11 finished prior to your senior year.
The 15 A-G courses are
| a. History/social science |
2 years
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b. English
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4 years
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c. Mathematics
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3 years
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d. Laboratory science
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2 years
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e. Language other than English
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2 years
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f. Visual and performing arts
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1 year
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g. College-preparatory elective
(chosen from the subjects listed above or another course approved by the university) |
1 year
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- Earn a grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or better in these courses with no grade lower than a C.
- Take the ACT With Writing or the SAT Reasoning Test by December of your senior year.
- How many college/university courses may a student take? Will the grades be weighted in the GPA calculation for freshman admission?
High school students may take as many college/university courses as they wish. When calculating the GPA to determine if a student's eligibility meets/exceeds the minimum GPA requirement, we limit the number of honors points to 4 courses (8 semesters), with no more than 2 courses (four semesters) from 10th grade. This total includes college-level courses in the "a-g" college-preparatory subjects that are transferable to UC.
UC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS BY CAMPUS (CHECK FOR UPDATES ON UC WEBSITE)
UC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS BY CAMPUS (CHECK FOR UPDATES ON UC WEBSITE)![]()
UC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS BY CAMPUS (CHECK FOR UPDATES ON UC WEBSITE)
HIGH SCHOOL GRADES
HIGH SCHOOL GRADES![]()
HIGH SCHOOL GRADES
D and F Grades:
If you repeat a course in which you earned a D or F in an "a-g" course, the original grade will not be included in the GPA calculation, and the new grade will be used. If you repeat a course in which you initially earned a grade of C, the second grade will not be used.