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Computational Biology Transfer Requirements: Cosumnes River College → UCLA

The official course articulation for transferring into UCLA’s Computational Biology (B.S.) major from Cosumnes River College — i.e. exactly which Cosumnes River College courses satisfy each UCLA major-preparation requirement, per ASSIST.org (2025–26).

Transfer admit rate
55%
Admitted / applied
16 / 29
Admit GPA range
3.82 - 3.99
Requirements
11

Required courses (Cosumnes River College → UCLA)

LIFESCI 7C
5 UC units
Physiology and Human Biology
Take at Cosumnes River College: BIOL 420
MATH 33A
4 UC units
Linear Algebra and Applications
Take at Cosumnes River College: MATH 410
MATH 33B
4 UC units
Differential Equations
Take at Cosumnes River College: MATH 420
MATH 31A
4 UC units
Differential and Integral Calculus
Take at Cosumnes River College: MATH 400
MATH 31B
4 UC units
Integration and Infinite Series
Take at Cosumnes River College: MATH 401
COMPTNG 10A
5 UC units
Introduction to Programming
Take at Cosumnes River College: CISP 360
COM SCI 31
4 UC units
Introduction to Computer Science I
Take at Cosumnes River College: CISP 360 or CISP 400
LIFESCI 7A
5 UC units
Cell and Molecular Biology
Take at Cosumnes River College: BIOL 400
LIFESCI 7B
5 UC units
Genetics, Evolution, and Ecology
Take at Cosumnes River College: BIOL 420 or BIOL 400
COMPTNG 10B
4 UC units
Intermediate Programming
Take at Cosumnes River College: CISP 400
COM SCI 32
4 UC units
Introduction to Computer Science II
Take at Cosumnes River College: CISP 400 or CISP 430

View the official agreement on ASSIST.org ↗

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Data sourced from ASSIST.org (official CCC→UC articulation) and the UC Information Center (transfer admit data), 2025–26. Skyway is an independent transfer-planning tool and is not affiliated with the University of California or ASSIST.