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  1. admissions.ucsc.eduUniversity of California, Santa Cruz - Find Your Program

    UC Santa Cruz graduates are sought after and hired for their knowledge, skills, and passion. Whether you plan to start working right away, or pursue graduate school or professional school -- such as law school or medical school -- your UC Santa Cruz degree will help you on your way. Find a major.

  2. admission.universityofcalifornia.edu › santa-cruzUC Santa Cruz | UC Admissions - University of California

    Admissions contact information. University of California, Santa Cruz. 1156 High St. Santa Cruz, CA 95064. (831) 459-0111. Office of Admissions — Evaluation and Application Services. 150 Hahn Student Services. (831) 459-4008. Office of Admissions — Information for Prospective Students.

  3. catalog.ucsc.edu › en › currentUniversity of California Santa Cruz - Admission Procedure

    • Application Filing Periods
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    • Admission as A First-Year Student
    • High School Preparation For University Work
    • Subject Requirements
    • High School Proficiency Examination
    • Transfer Credit

    Applicationsfor the fall quarter must be submitted during the month of November and applications for winter quarter admission are accepted only for junior transfer students in certain majors. Check the Office of Undergraduate Admissions in mid-June to see details on winter quarter admission. UCSC does not accept applications for spring quarter admi...

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    The application feeis $70 ($80 for international nonimmigrant applicants) to apply to one campus of the University of California. For each additional campus you select, you must pay an extra $70 fee ($80 for international nonimmigrant applicants). These fees are subject to change and are not refundable. The online application includes payment instr...

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    The University of California will waive application fees for up to four campuses for certain students who otherwise would be unable to apply for admission. To qualify for the fee waiver, you must meet specific requirements related to your family income and size. The fee waiver is for U.S. citizens and permanent residents only. We encourage students...

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    The university considers you a freshman applicant if you have graduated from high school and have not enrolled in a regular session at any college or university. If you attend a summer session immediately after graduating from high school, you are still a freshman applicant. The admission and selection process to UC Santa Cruz reflects the academic...

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    Carefully planned high school coursework provides you with the best preparation for your undergraduate university studies, and allows for advanced preparation for your chosen field of study. Most important, students who master certain basic knowledge and skills in high school substantially increase their chances of success at the university. (Requi...

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    The “a—g” subject requirements are described in detail on the Admissions website. 1. History/social science—two years required. 2. English—four years required. 3. Mathematics—three years required, four years recommended. 4. Laboratory science—two years required, three years recommended. 5. Language other than English—two years required, three years...

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    While the University of California expects all freshman applicants to have graduated from high school/secondary school, in lieu of the regular high school diploma (or its equivalent), the university will accept the following: 1. Certificate of Proficiency, awarded by the State Board of Education upon successful completion of the California High Sch...

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    Transfer credit may be granted to a freshman applicant for acceptable college courses taken while still in high school if an official transcript is received from the college where the coursework was completed. Transfer credit is granted for specified College Board Advanced Placement Examinations completed with a score of 3, 4, or 5 and for specifie...

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  5. admissions.ucsc.edu › attend-ucscAttend UCSC - University of California, Santa Cruz

    To apply to UC Santa Cruz, fill out and submit the online application. The application is common to all University of California campuses, and you’ll be asked to choose which campuses you want to apply for. The application also serves as an application for scholarships. Starting with applications for fall 2024, the application fee is $80 for ...

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    The application deadline at University of California, Santa Cruz is Nov. 30. Admissions officials at University of California, Santa Cruz consider a student's GPA a very important academic factor.

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    UC Santa Cruz admissions is selective with an acceptance rate of 59%. Students that get into UC Santa Cruz have an average SAT score between 1160-1360 or an average ACT score of 25-33. The regular admissions application deadline for UC Santa Cruz is November 30. How to Apply. Explore Tuition & Cost Breakdown.

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