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Instantly see if an SMCCD course fulfills your UC transfer requirements — for Skyline, CSM, and Cañada students. CourseMatch is a free browser extension built for students at Skyline College, College of San Mateo, and Cañada College (SMCCD) who are planning to transfer to a UC campus. Tired of switching back and forth between WebSchedule and ASSIST.org just to check if a course counts toward your transfer requirements? CourseMatch brings that information directly to you! Just click any course row on WebSchedule and instantly see whether it fulfills a requirement for your chosen UC major. What it shows you: - Whether the course appears in your ASSIST.org articulation agreement - Which UC requirement it satisfies (including series requirements) - Which courses you need if there are AND/OR options - Prerequisites for the course at your college How to use it: 1. Click the CourseMatch icon and select your college, destination UC, academic year, and major 2. Go to WebSchedule and search for classes 3. Click any course row (a popup appears instantly with your articulation info) Supports all three SMCCD colleges: Skyline College, College of San Mateo, and Cañada College. Supports all 9 UC campuses: Berkeley, UCLA, San Diego, Davis, Irvine, Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz, Riverside, and Merced. Articulation data is pulled live from ASSIST.org — the official source used by UC admissions. Built by an SMCCD student, for SMCCD students.
Jun 10, 2026
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