At a community college, getting ready to transfer
Check which courses transfer, what your target major still requires, and what is missing.
Plan your path from community college to UC.
Two free tools. One plan. Built on public ASSIST data — not affiliated with UC or ASSIST.
Where are you now? Start from your stage, not from the tool list.
Already at UC, planning your semesters
Check completed credits, graduation requirements, prerequisites, and remaining semesters.
Not sure about your target UC or major yet
Compare transfer paths first, then choose a target before planning semesters.
Two tools, one plan
Transfer-OS
See the whole path. Pick your community college, your target UC, and your major — see what transfers and what is still missing.
Covers 50 California community colleges × 6 UC campuses.
UC Course Planner
Plan semester by semester. Which courses to take, in what order, with prerequisites and general education lined up.
Programs at UC Irvine, UC San Diego, and UC Santa Barbara.
How it works
- Pick your starting point: your community college, your target UC, your major.
- See your path in Transfer-OS — what transfers, what is missing.
- Plan your semesters in UC Course Planner — courses in order, prerequisites respected.
The two tools do not share data yet. Enter your college, target UC, and major in each tool separately.
Free now, Pro later — only for new features
The tools you see today stay free. A Pro plan later will add only new features: TAG tracking, deadline reminders, comparing multiple plans, application-season checklists, and progress export. One account and one payment will unlock Pro in both tools. No prices yet — Pro will be announced when it is ready.
Public ASSIST data itself is never charged for.
FAQ
Is UCPlan official?
No. UCPlan is an independent project. It is not affiliated with the University of California or with ASSIST. Transfer data comes from public ASSIST reports.
Does UCPlan guarantee admission?
No. UCPlan is a planning aid. Admission decisions belong to the UC campuses. Nothing here promises or predicts an admission outcome.
Which UC campuses offer TAG?
Six campuses participate in the Transfer Admission Guarantee (TAG): UC Davis, UC Irvine, UC Merced, UC Riverside, UC Santa Barbara, and UC Santa Cruz. UCLA, UC Berkeley, and UC San Diego do not offer TAG.
What does UCPlan cost?
Nothing right now. The free tools stay free. A Pro plan later will add new features only; current features will not be taken away.
Do I need an account?
No. The free tools work without signing up. An account system will arrive with Pro.
Which colleges are covered?
Transfer-OS covers 50 California community colleges × 6 UC campuses. UC Course Planner covers programs at UC Irvine, UC San Diego, and UC Santa Barbara, and coverage keeps growing.
Support
Having a problem with the tools — a page that will not load, a button that does not work, data that looks wrong? Tell us on GitHub:
Email support: info@ucplan.org. Support covers tool problems only — it does not include personal transfer advising. For questions about your own transfer plan, please check with your college transfer center or a UC admissions counselor.