Exam Types:
Advanced Placement (AP)
International Baccalaureate (IB, Higher or Standard Level*) (IB/HL)
GCE Advanced Level (AL) or Advanced Supplementary* (AS)

*UC Berkeley does not grant credit for IB Standard Level or GCE Advanced Supplementary exams. Please do not include these in your list of exams.

Please list the exams you have taken (or will take), using this format:
Exam Type (AP, IB/HL, AL) and name (e.g. AP Chemistry) / Exam Date / Score (if known) (list one exam per line)

Please list the chemistry courses you took in high school, using this format:
Course / Year (e.g. 10th grade) / Grade (e.g. B+) / School & Location (list one course per line)

Go to http://guide.berkeley.edu/undergraduate/colleges-schools/chemistry/entry-level-writing-requirement/ to determine your ELWR status. Use the next question to indicate Yes or No.

Go to http://guide.berkeley.edu/undergraduate/colleges-schools/chemistry/american-history-institutions-requirements/ to determine your AH&I status. Use the next question to indicate Yes or No.

Go to http://guide.berkeley.edu/undergraduate/colleges-schools/chemistry/#collegerequirementstext (scroll down) to determine whether you have satisfied the LOTE requirement. Use the next question to indicate Yes or No.

The Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) is a series of courses that students attending California community colleges may complete to satisfy lower-division breadth requirements. If you have IGETC, you automatically satisfy the Reading & Composition requirement (R1A + R1B) and the LOTE requirement.

POLICY REGARDING CREDIT FOR HIGH SCHOOL MATH CLASSES: High school-level math classes (including courses offered in conjunction with a community college but which do not carry college-level credit) may not be used to satisfy the Math 53 (Calc 3/multivariable calculus) and Math 54 (linear algebra & differential equations) math requirements. If you took a course that you believe may substitute for Math 53 or 54, follow the guidelines below to have it evaluated for equivalency by Berkeley's Math Department. Send the evaluation results to your adviser, who will review them with our Undergraduate Dean. Please note that we do NOT recommend using non-Berkeley math courses to satisfy CoC math requirements.

For math and physics courses taken at any institution other than a California Community College, please follow these guidelines to have them evaluated for equivalency to UC Berkeley courses:

PHYSICS -- Complete your evaluation request ASAP
- Evaluation request form: https://forms.gle/ZpptPzb4g3dz8SMD9
- The evaluation process can take up to 6 weeks. Contact Kathleen Cooney (kathleen.cooney@berkeley.edu), Physics Undergraduate Advising, for more info. Send the completed evaluation to your CoC adviser.

MATH courses must be evaluated by the Math Department's Course Equivalency adviser (courseequiv@math.berkeley.edu). Math course equivalency requests must include:

- A detailed syllabus/course outline showing which sections of the textbook were covered
- The textbook's table of contents
Go to https://math.berkeley.edu/courses/course-equivalency for more info.

Send the completed evaluation to your adviser.