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  1. NEW: May 2. Priority deadline for applicants to submit FAFSA or CA Dream Act application. May 15. Deadline for all admitted freshman students to submit their SIR. June 1. Deadline for admitted transfer students to submit their SIR. Future freshmen: Our doors are open.

    • Starting The Application
    • Sections
    • Submitting The Application

    Create an account

    An email address and password are required in order to create an account. You should use the email account you use for all applications, just to make it easier to remember. We also recommend you use a non-school issued email account (e.g. Gmail, Yahoo). Campuses send important, time-sensitive correspondence to applicants, so you should check your email regularly (including your spam folders).

    Selecting term & level

    After you create an account, you’ll need to select the term you’re applying for (when you hope to start at UC) and your applicant level (e.g. freshman, transfer, etc.). Please note: You're a freshman applicant if you're currently in high school OR have graduated from high school, but have not enrolled in a regular session (fall, winter or spring) at a college or university. (If you've completed college courses during high school, through the summer after graduation, you're still considered a...

    Saving information

    You should click “Save & continue” at the bottom of each page to save any entered information (there is a 20-minute inactivity period after which the application will automatically sign you out). If you’ve successfully completed a page (answered all required questions), the page will be marked with a checkmark in the navigation bar on the right-hand side.

    About you

    This first section has several pages asking for information about you and your family. You may need to ask your parents or legal guardians for help on these questions—that’s OK!

    Campuses & majors

    This is where you’ll select which campuses you’re applying to and the majors you’re interested in. If you aren’t sure what you want to major in yet, you can choose “Undecided” or “Undeclared.”

    Academic history

    Here you'll enter the courses and grades from all schools you've attended while in high school. If you took high school-level math or language other than English in middle school (7th and 8th grades), you will have a chance to report those courses and grades in this section. Make sure you refer to your transcripts (or academic records) as you fill out any information—don't enter information from your memory. It's important to report all of your schools, courses and grades exactly as they woul...

    You’ll go through a few pages asking you to confirm your academic information and whether you’d like to share your application information with certain people or groups (e.g. scholarship agencies, parents/guardians, counselors, etc.). You'll also need to pay your application fees (either by check/mail or credit card) and can apply for a fee waiver ...

  2. There you'll find everything you need to know about applying to UC, including: Freshman admissions. Transfer admissions. Applying as an international student. How to apply for financial aid. Campus programs and contact information. Application tips, guides and worksheets.

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  4. Your grades and overall GPA are another critical component of your UC application. For all UC schools, you need to have at least a 3.0 GPA in your A-G classes if you're a California resident, or a 3.4 GPA if you're a non-resident. Additionally, you can't have gotten below a "C" in any of those classes.

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