Reporting CC classes taken in High School

[howui3]

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Long, long time ago I took some classes at a CC and the credits were transferred to my High School and then to College.

Since I took there classes in 1998 I completely forgot about them and did not include them in my AADSAS application (not because I did poorly, just completely forgot I even took them).

Now I had to take a Psychology class to fill the pre-dent requirements for UCLA and UCSF and went back to the same CC to take it. When I registered I found out that I am a returning student and found my old transcript on their student website.

What should I do now? Do I need to send the transcript to AADSAS and update my courses to reflect the class from 1998? Or since they transferred at units to my undergrad university I don't need to bother? What about UCLA and UCSF should I send them a letter to explain why the class form 1998 was never reported? 😕

Thanks for your input.

 

[Slash]

I'd make some phone calls and try and get this straightened out, and hopefully they'll tell you not to worry about it. They might not be understanding though. It's kind of hard to understand how somebody could forget college classes they took when its reiterated over and over when you're filling out the application that you must report ALL college classes EVER taken.

 

[howui3]

Thanks for your input.

I just called UCLA and was told that this is not a problem, they will go over my transcripts during the interview. Also, since I will be sending them my CC transcript once I finish the Psychology course, it is not a problem.

I took the engish class 8 years ago! It transfered to my undergrad but only as units.

Thanks for the reply though.

 

[Slash]

Thanks for your input.

I just called UCLA and was told that this is not a problem, they will go over my transcripts during the interview. Also, since I will be sending them my CC transcript once I finish the Psychology course, it is not a problem.

I took the engish class 8 years ago! It transfered to my undergrad but only as units.

Thanks for the reply though.

Glad to see it worked out ok. 👍

One less thing to have to worry about at this point.