CHEMISTRY UC TRANSFER PATHWAY

Associate in Science Degree Mathematics · Rio Hondo College · 2026-2027 Catalog

Description

The Chemistry UC Transfer Pathway Associate in Science Degree is intended for Rio Hondo College students planning to transfer to the University of California (UC) system as chemistry majors. Along with completing the degree requirements, students must comply with the following in order to be guaranteed admission* to a UC campus participating in the Transfer Admission Guarantee (TAG) program:

  1. Complete all of the chemistry major preparation coursework as outlined in this degree with a “C” grade or better in each course.
  2. Complete the California General Education Transfer Curriculum (Cal-GETC) requirements with the deferment of two courses in Area 3 (Arts and Humanities) and two courses in Area 4 (Social and Behavioral Sciences) of Cal-GETC. These deferred courses are to be completed at the UC after transfer.
  3. Complete a TAG application to a participating UC campus by the deadline set by the UC system.
  4. Complete the individual TAG requirements for said UC campus by the deadlines set by the UC system.
  5. Maintain or exceed the GPA requirements as outlined in the TAG agreement the student has made at said UC campus for their completed and remaining coursework before transfer.**
  6. Complete their application for admission to said UC campus by the deadline set by the UC system.

Students are highly encouraged to work with a Rio Hondo College STEM Counselor for assistance in completion of this degree.

*Please note that receiving this degree alone does not guarantee admission to the UC system. A student may submit a TAG application to only one UC campus.

**A student may still be awarded this degree by meeting the local GPA requirements at Rio Hondo College.

CourseTitleUnits
Required Chemistry Courses20
CHEM 130General Chemistry I5
CHEM 140General Chemistry II5
CHEM 230Organic Chemistry I5
CHEM 231Organic Chemistry II5
Required Physics Courses12
PHY 211Physics for Scientists & Engineers - I4
PHY 212Physics for Scientists & Engineers - II4
PHY 213Physics for Scientists & Engineers - III4
Required Mathematics Courses16-17
MATH 190Calculus I4
orMATH 190HCalculus I Honors4
MATH 191Calculus II4
MATH 250Calculus III4
MATH 251Linear Algebra and Differential Equations5
orMATH 270Differential Equations4
Total48-49

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