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Transfer Made Simple

Starting Fall 2025 ³Ô¹ÏÍ·Ìõ is aligning course numbers with all California Community Colleges through Common Course Numbering (CCN). That means if you take a class here, the course number will match across all California Community Colleges—making transferring easier than ever.

Previous Course Name New Course Name
PHASE 1
ENGL-01A
College Composition and Reading
ENGL-C1000
Academic Reading and Writing
ENGL-13
Critical Reasoning and Writing
ENGL-C1001
Critical Thinking and Writing
COMM-01
Fundamentals of Speech
COMM-C1000
Introduction to Public Speaking
MATH-10
Elementary Statistics
STAT-C1000
Introduction to Statistics
PHIL-13
(Critical Thinking, cross listed with ENGL-13)
ENGL-C1001
Critical Thinking and Writing
POSC-01
Essentials of American Political System
POLS-C1000
American Government and Politics
PSYC-01A
Introductory Psychology
PSYC-C1000
Introduction to Psychology
PHASE 2
ANTH-01Ìý
Introduction to Biological AnthropologyÌý
ANTH-C1000Ìý
Introduction to Biological AnthropologyÌý
ART-01
Survey of Western Art from Prehistory through the Middle AgesÌý
ARTH-C1100
Survey of Art from Prehistory to the Medieval Era
ART-02
Survey of Western Art from Renaissance to Contemporary
ARTH-C1200
Survey of Art from the Renaissance to Contemporary
ASTR-01Ìý
Principles of AstronomyÌý
ASTR-C1001Ìý
Introductory Astronomy
ASTR-01LÌý
Introductory Astronomy LabÌý
ASTR-C1001LÌý
Introductory Astronomy LabÌý
BIOL-01Ìý
General Biology for Non-MajorsÌý
BIOL-C1000Ìý
Introduction to Biology with LabÌý
COMM-15Ìý
Interpersonal CommunicationÌý
COMM-C1004Ìý
Interpersonal CommunicationÌý
ECON-01
Introduction to Microeconomics
ECON-C2001
Principles of Microeconomics
ECON-02
Introduction to MacroeconomicsÌý
ECON-C2002
Principles of Macroeconomics
ENGL-01B
Introduction to Literature
ENGL-C1002
Introduction to Literature
HIST-17A
United States History and United States Constitution Ìý
HIST-C1001
United States History to 1877 Ìý
HIST-17B
United States History and California State and Local GovernmentÌý
HIST-C1002
United States History since 1865Ìý
MATH-04AÌý
Calculus IÌý
MATH-C2210Ìý
Calculus I: Early TranscendentalsÌý
MATH-04BÌý
Calculus IIÌý
MATH-C2220Ìý
Calculus II: Early TranscendentalsÌý
SOC-01
Introduction to Sociology
Ìý
SOCI-C1000Ìý
Introduction to SociologyÌý

Frequently Asked Questions

California implemented Common Course Numbering (CCN) to make it easier for students to transfer between colleges and universities without confusion over course equivalencies.

Not at all! The courses are still taught by the same instructors with the same learning outcomes—only the number has changed.

No. If you completed one of the old-numbered courses, it will still count toward your degree or transfer requirements.

The new course numbers are part of a statewide effort to ensure courses transfer smoothly to CSUs, UCs and other California colleges.