What we cover

What TransferPlanner has on file today: the rules and readings it checks your courses against.

Check your pathway

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You can search every California community college, every public community college in the US, and many universities. A school you can choose isn't one whose rules are on file: the universities below are.
Not every university or major is covered. The universities below show exactly which of their rules are on file.

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Outside California there's no ASSIST. Each university checks credit its own way, and the pathway check names it where it's on file.
Check your pathway to see what we have for your exact college, university and major, before you sign up.

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What the labels mean

A pathway check has a row each for admission rules, major preparation, course matches, class sections and what's left to confirm. Each row says one of:

On file. It's on file for this pathway, from official sources: rules quoted word for word from official pages, or every agreement the pathway needs. The row names the source and when it was checked.
Some on file. Part of it is on file. The row says what to confirm yourself.
Decided after admission. The university decides it itself after it admits you, for example when its registrar evaluates your credit. That's how the university works.
Not applicable. It doesn't apply, for example major preparation at a university that admits transfer students to the university as a whole.
Check with the school. It isn't on file here. The row says where to confirm it: the school's own pages or office, or ASSIST.

Tools

Available. The tool works for your college. It's about the tool, not about evidence: whether a rule is official is shown on the rule itself.
Not available here. The tool doesn't work for your college, for example the CVC Exchange check outside California.

How we decide that a rule comes from an official source is on About.

Tools for enrolling

CVC Exchange check: Checks whether CVC Exchange may be open to you, from CVC's own published conditions. California community colleges only.
Winter finder: Finds winter terms at other California community colleges, from the Chancellor's Office list. California community colleges only.
Registration tracking: Tracks each course's registration route, dates and steps. Any college.