UC Campuses

UC Berkeley offers over 350 degree programs in 130 academic departments and 80 interdisciplinary research units. Organized into 14 schools and colleges, Berkeley offers a massive range of majors for students to choose from.

UC Davis offers over 100 majors from four academic schools. Students can choose from fields such as agriculture, arts, business, communications/media, education, engineering and computer science, health and medicine, international studies, law and government, the sciences or social impact.

UCI has over 85 majors and over 70 minors from 12 academic units as well as four additional areas of study in the Susan & Henry Samueli College of Health Sciences. Students can pursue anything from the arts and business to education, the sciences, law and social ecology.

UCLA has over 125 majors and 90 minors from 6 broad fields of study, and specializes in small class sizes. Students can learn about physical sciences, math and engineering; economics and business; life sciences and health; psychological and neurological sciences; social sciences and public affairs; and humanities and the arts.

As the newest UC campus, UC Merced offers 27 majors, 25 minors and 18 graduate programs and the list keeps increasing. Since Merced is a smaller campus, your experience will more closely align with a private college or university.

As the closest UC campus to Moreno Valley College, we tend to work closely with UCR in the creation of our transfer coursework and major pathways. UCR offers a large collection of majors and minors from 7 academic schools. 

UCSD offers 140+ undergraduate majors in nearly every subject you can imagine within 8 academic schools. Within each school, students have access to unique support through various academic departments and programs that emphasize real-world experience, cutting-edge research and public service.

UCSB offers globally recognized academic programs. UCSB's majors are housed within our three distinct colleges: Letters & Science, Creative Studies, and Engineering. There are about 90 majors and 40 minors.

UCSC offers 65 graduate programs, 65 undergraduate majors, and 43 minors from four academic divisions and one school of engineering.