Colleges / Campus scene : UCLA Signs Transfer Agreement With OCC
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Recognizing the strength of Orange Coast College’s honors program, UCLA has signed a special transfer agreement for participating OCC students.
The pact gives the students special admissions consideration and “offers a good reason for students to consider coming to Orange Coast first, after high school,” said Carl Morgan, honors program director.
Honors program students at OCC must maintain a 3.0 grade-point average and have received a grade of B or better in English 100.
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