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Understanding college admission requirements #a-g
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"E" represents which subject area?
Visual/Performing Arts
Language Other Than English (LOTE)
There is no "E", like in grading
Elective
2
How often does the school UC list need to be updated?
Anytime a new course is approved
Only when changes are made
Annually
Every month
3
Students must earn a grade of _ or better to have a-g courses "count"
Doesn't matter as long as overall minimum gpa is met
D
B
C
4
Why do we use the a-g as the "minimum"?
All students should attend a UC
It's a "gold" standard that allows for most options after HS
California sets the rules
We like to make it hard to understand so people will give up
5
What else is required for students to be eligible for 4 year college admission to UC/CSU?
SAT or ACT scores
None of these (Thanks COVID-19)
AP Tests
Personal Statements
6
What is the minimum GPA required to apply to a UC school?
2.0
3.0
2.5
3.7
7
"a-g" refers to the minimum admission requirements to which institutions?
All colleges/universities
Any public university in the U.S
Private colleges
Only California public universities (CSU/UC)
8
The "c" requirement meets which subject area?
Science
Community Service
Visual/Performing Arts
Math
9
What is your current understanding of the a-g requirements?
Comfortable enough to talk with students about it
Heard of them, but couldn't share
I do not have any knowledge of a-g
I could teach this!
10
The "g" requirement meets which subject area?
College prep elective
Any elective besides PE
GPA Minimum
Only extra "a-f" courses
11
"B" represents English. How many years required?
2
4 plus one English Elective
4
3
12
"D" subject meets science. Which courses would NOT meet "D" for UC?
Biology/non lab earth science
Oceanography/Chemistry
Physics/Chemistry
Biology/Physics
13
What does the "f" requirement represent?
Electives
Foreign Language
Technology
Visual and Performing Arts
14
The "a" requirement represents which subject matter?
Art
History/Social Science
Science
English
15
Now, how are you feeling about your knowledge of a-g requirements?
I think I got it and could share with others.
Ready to teach this!
I still need some learning around a-g to feel comfortable.
I am completely overwhelmed!
16
In addition to completing coursework, what other ways can a-g requirements be met?
All of the above
College courses taken during high school
AP Test scores of 3 or higher
SAT Subject tests
