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General route templates: course sequences below show how each transfer route is structured. Exact course numbers change; confirm yours on ASSIST.org, or let our Transfer Blueprint audit them for you. TAG rules and minimum GPAs shown are drawn from the official UC TAG Matrix.
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The Transfer Route Mapper:
your college to your UC, semester by semester

Pick your community college, your intended major, and your target UC campus. Get the route: the course sequence, the competitive GPA target, whether the TAG guarantee applies, and the deadlines that decide everything.

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This is the general route. The Transfer Blueprint builds your student's exact version: every course audited against their actual transcript on ASSIST, the TAG choice made strategically, and the full 24-month calendar loaded into your family's planning portal.

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This tool is an independent planning aid published by Premier College Guidance and is not affiliated with the University of California, ASSIST, or any community college district. Course sequences are general route templates; articulation changes yearly, so always confirm your specific plan against ASSIST.org and official UC publications before registering. TAG rules, campus minimum GPAs, and major exclusions shown are drawn from the official UC TAG Matrix for the fall 2027 and spring 2028 cycle (published by UC Admissions, accurate as of June 2026) and are re-checked each summer. Competitive GPA figures are planning targets drawn from recently published admit profiles, not cutoffs or guarantees. TAG participation: UC Davis, Irvine, Merced, Riverside, Santa Barbara, and Santa Cruz, with major-specific exclusions at some campuses. UC Berkeley, UCLA, and UC San Diego admit transfers through regular transfer admission only.