A-G courses refer to a specific set of high school courses that have been approved by the University of California (UC) system as meeting their subject requirements for undergraduate admission. These courses are part of the "a-g" subject area pattern, and students are required to complete them with satisfactory grades to be eligible for admission to UC campuses.
The A-G course pattern includes seven subject areas:
A-G course requirements are used not only by the UC system but also by other colleges and universities in California and beyond to assess the readiness of high school graduates for college-level work.
The University of California (UC) System is a renowned public university system in California, comprising 10 campuses that excel in education and research.
A curriculum is a structured educational plan outlining learning objectives, content, and assessment methods for students.
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