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1. • • Only U.S. citizens or current permanent residents are eligible for an application fee waiver. There are two ways in which you may qualify for an application fee waiver: You can demonstrate financial need, or You have participated in certain programs that qualify for a fee waiver
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   Does Berkeley offer application fee waivers?

   • Berkeley Graduate Division and the School of Information are pleased to offer application fee waivers to eligible applicants. There are three ways in which you may qualify for an application fee waiver: You have participated in certain programs that qualify for a fee waiver.

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   Does UC waive application fees?

   • UC will waive application fees for up to four campuses for qualified students who would otherwise be unable to apply for admission. The fee waiver program is for United States citizens, permanent residents, and applicants eligible for AB540 benefits.

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   How many UC campuses can I apply for a fee waiver?

   • You can apply for fee waivers for up to four UC campuses through the UC application. Application fee waivers are available for students who are permanent residents, eligible for AB540 benefits or U.S. citizens. Your family size and income must fall within specific guidelines to be eligible.

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   How do I qualify for an application fee waiver?

   • There are three ways in which you may qualify for an application fee waiver: You have participated in certain programs that qualify for a fee waiver. Please refer to the Berkeley Graduate Division fee waiver page to request a financial need application fee waiver.

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3. grad.berkeley.edu › requirements › fee-waiverRequesting an Application Fee Waiver - Berkeley Graduate Division

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   Only U.S. citizens or current permanent residents are eligible for an application fee waiver. There are two ways in which you may qualify for an application fee waiver: You can demonstrate financial need, or. You have participated in certain programs that qualify for a fee waiver.

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   Application fee and fee waivers. The application fee is $80 for each UC campus ($95 for international and non-immigrant applicants). Application fee waivers are available to students who can’t afford to apply. You can apply for fee waivers for up to four UC campuses through the UC application.

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   • You’Re at The Start of An Incredible Journey. Let’s Get going.
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   Choosing to study at UC is a major decision. But we’re confident you’re making the right one. Each campus offers an incredible range of experiences and academic programs. Whether you want to be in a big city, nestled in a redwood forest or on a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, there's something for everyone. Come be a part of it.

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   It's a good idea to have everything prepared before you start your application so you're not trying to track down information at the last minute. Here's what you'll need: 1. Transcripts. Don't submit your transcripts to UC at this point, but refer to them as you fill out the application to ensure the information you enter is accurate.* 2. Annual in...

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   The application fee is $80 for each UC campus ($95 for international and non-immigrant applicants). You can make your payment either by credit card or by mail, just be sure follow the instructions in the application. Once your application has been submitted, you are expected to pay for all your campus choices, even if you cancel your application at...

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   Don't send official transcripts when you apply. If you're admitted to UC, then you must submit final transcripts to your campus admissions office. UC does not require (nor read) letters of recommendation at the time of application. A campus may ask for them later as part of a supplemental review, so be sure to check your email.

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6. grad.berkeley.edu › admissions › steps-to-applyAdmissions FAQ - Berkeley Graduate Division

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   Q: How much is the application fee? The non-refundable application fee for U.S. citizens and current permanent residents is $135; for all other applicants, the fee is $155. Please pay the application fee immediately upon submitting your application through the application status portal.