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1. admission.usc.eduUndergraduate Admission - Undergraduate Admission

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   How to Apply. Our application review process is holistic, taking into consideration more than just grades and test scores. Learn more about what it takes to be a successful applicant to USC. Find Your Counselor. Find the USC admission counselor responsible for your school or geographic area, or simply learn a little more about our counselors.

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2. admission.usc.edu › prospective-students › how-to-applyHow to Apply - Undergraduate Admission

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   First-Year Students. Incoming first-year students demonstrate superior academic performance — and the potential to do more. Most admitted students are ranked in the top 10 percent of their graduating class. First-year students can apply Early Action or Regular Decision. Learn more. Transfer Students.

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3. www.usc.edu › admissions-aid › admitted-studentsFirst-Year Undergraduate - USC

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   At USC, one of the best colleges in the U.S., you'll work with leading experts and supportive faculty to build your path to success. Tap into USC's dynamic, global community as you embark on your world-class undergraduate study.

4. admission.usc.edu › prospective-students › how-toWhat We Look For - Undergraduate Admission

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   Prospective Students. How to Apply. What We Look For. A Holistic View. We look for those students we believe will thrive at USC. Our application process is designed to discover your individual story, so that we might see how you would take advantage of the many opportunities available at USC.

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   Can a first-year student apply to USC?

   • First-year students can apply Early Action or Regular Decision. USC accepts sophomore and junior transfer students from across California, the U.S., and around the world. Successful transfer students have demonstrated their potential to succeed in our dynamic academic programs.

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   What academic programs does USC offer?

   • Discover the academic programs at USC that match your passion and interests. With 23 schools and academic divisions, we offer a range of undergraduate, graduate and professional majors. Majors & Minors Graduate & Professional Postdoctoral Programs Pre-College Programs Undergraduate Study Back to Undergraduate Study Undergraduate Study

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   Does financial aid affect USC admission?

   • Ultimately, we look for students who will become enthusiastic partners in learning and research. USC is need-blind in its admission process—a student’s financial need will not influence an admission decision. In fact, nearly two-thirds of undergraduate students at USC receive financial aid.

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   Why should I apply to USC?

   • Each year more than 50,000 of the most talented high school seniors in the country and from all over the world apply to USC. We are proud of the quality, diversity and uniqueness of these applicants. We welcome you to apply. “I chose USC because there is no better place to study the impact of digital media on entertainment...

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6. admission.usc.edu › preparing-for-college › preparePrepare Academically for USC - Undergraduate Admission

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   Visit Campus. If you are in ninth grade or above, and you haven’t done so yet, learn more about the USC experience by attending an admission information session or signing up for a campus tour. Prepare for USC with college prep classes and financial aid info. Explore options, take challenging courses, and visit the campus.

7. www.usc.edu › academics › undergraduate-studyUndergraduate Study - USC

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   21k. Undergraduates. Undergraduate Majors & Minors. Get a feel for what an undergraduate degree can look like for you. With more than 23 schools and divisions to choose from, you will have a unique learning experience you can’t get anywhere else. Majors & Minors. The Undergrad Experience. Explore, test, challenge.