Long Beach City College to UC Davis
    Managerial Economics Transfer Plan

    LBCC covers nine of UC Davis's ten Managerial Economics requirements, including honors economics and a five-semester calculus chain through MATH 80. Business law (ARE 018) has no LBCC match, and the ASSIST notes put all major prep due by the end of spring before fall.

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    Managerial Economics
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    57%
    UC Davis Managerial Economics transfer admit rate, all applicants

    UC Davis TAG for LBCC students

    UC Davis's TAG covers Managerial Economics. From LBCC, you need a 3.20 cumulative GPA when you submit, and the ECN 001A/B, calculus and statistics courses must carry a 2.00 group GPA with each grade at C or above.

    Major Requirements

    Managerial Economics Major Preparation

    Courses at Long Beach City College that satisfy UC Davis's Managerial Economics major preparation, mapped and verified by Transfermatic's transfer engine.

    ECON 2 or ECON 2H
    Micro Economics Analysis
    ECN 001A — Principles of Microeconomics3 units
    ECON 1 or ECON 1H
    Macro Economic Analysis
    ECN 001B — Principles of Macroeconomics3 units
    MATH 60 or MATH 60H
    First Calculus Course
    MAT 021A — Calculus5 units
    MATH 70 or MATH 70H
    Second Calculus Course
    MAT 021B — Calculus5 units
    MATH 80
    Third Calculus Course
    MAT 021C — Calculus5 units
    MATH 21B or STAT C1000 or STAT C1000E or STAT C1000H
    Statistics Pathway B
    STA 013 — Elementary Statistics (choose 1)5 units
    ACCTG 1A
    Financial Accounting
    MGT 011A — Elementary Accounting5 units
    ACCTG 1B
    Managerial Accounting
    MGT 011B — Elementary Accounting5 units
    No LBCC match
    ARE 018 — Business Law—
    COMM C1000 or COMM C1000H
    Introduction to Public Speaking
    CMN 001 — Introduction to Public Speaking (choose 1)3 units

    Courses with no equivalent must be taken at UC Davis after transfer. Factor this into your first-year course plan.

    General Education

    Foundation GE at Long Beach City College

    Complete these five courses at Long Beach City College to start your UC Davis GE pattern. Finishing full IGETC/Cal-GETC at the CC is ideal — these five give you the broadest head start, and CCN-tagged courses stay portable if you switch community colleges.

    Life Science

    BIO 1A

    Biology for Science Majors

    5 units
    Physical Science

    CHEM 1A

    General Chemistry

    5.5 units
    Humanities

    HIST 10

    History of Early America (Colonial-Reconstruction)

    3 units
    English CompositionCCN

    ENGL C1000

    Academic Reading and Writing

    4 units
    Critical ThinkingCCN

    ENGL C1001

    Critical Thinking and Writing

    4 units

    Five-semester calculus chain at LBCC

    LBCC's math chain runs MATH 40, 50, C2210, C2220 and 80 in order, five semesters minimum. Begin it your first term; the calculus series is due by the end of spring before you enroll at UC Davis.

    LBCC semesters, UC Davis quarters

    LBCC works in semesters while UC Davis works in quarters. Your LBCC credits carry over; what changes is the rhythm at Davis, with ten-week terms and a new set of classes three times a year.

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    Your First Semester

    A preview of what Transfermatic generates — exact courses, in the right order, every semester.

    ECON 2 — Micro Economics Analysis
    3 unitsMajor
    MATH 60 — First Calculus Course
    5 unitsMajor
    ENGL C1000 — Academic Reading and Writing
    4 unitsGE
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    Watch Out

    Common Mistakes for This Transfer Path

    Business law has no LBCC match

    ARE 018 has no LBCC course on this agreement. Because UC Davis expects every major-prep course done by the end of spring before you enroll, ask a UC Davis advisor about this one early rather than assuming it can wait.

    Calculus runs five semesters at LBCC

    MATH 40 leads through MATH 50, C2210, C2220 and finally MATH 80 at LBCC, five terms total. Starting this chain late is the biggest risk to your timeline.

    Honors economics covers the same slots

    ECON 2H and ECON 1H at LBCC satisfy the same UC Davis micro and macro requirements as the standard sections, so honors students aren't at a disadvantage.

    FAQ

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Does LBCC ECON 2 transfer to UC Davis?

    Yes. ECON 2 satisfies UC Davis's ECN 001A Microeconomics requirement, and ECON 1 covers ECN 001B Macroeconomics, so both required economics courses are matched at LBCC.

    What classes does LBCC not cover for this major?

    LBCC has no course matching ARE 018, UC Davis's business law requirement. The deadline for all major prep is the end of spring before fall enrollment, so talk to a UC Davis advisor about it. Calculus, statistics, accounting and communication all have LBCC matches.

    What is UC Davis's admit rate for Managerial Economics?

    57% of all transfer applicants to Managerial Economics were admitted to UC Davis in 2025. The figure covers the full applicant pool, not only LBCC students.

    Is UC Davis Managerial Economics TAG eligible from LBCC?

    Yes. LBCC applicants qualify for Managerial Economics TAG with a 3.20 cumulative GPA, as long as the economics, calculus and statistics group averages at least 2.00 and holds no grade below a C.

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    Long Beach City College students transferring to UC Davis for Managerial Economics can match nine major-prep requirements, including ECON 2, ECON 1 and a five-semester calculus chain through MATH 80. Business law, ARE 018, has no LBCC equivalent, and UC Davis sets the end of spring before fall as the deadline for all prep. Statistics, accounting and communication all have LBCC matches. On our platform, put in your CC and your transfer university and see the plan built around courses like ECON 2 and MATH 80.

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