How to Submit Changes to Your 2011 UC Application

Published on Tuesday, October 5th, 2010 by Ken
Tags: Berkeley, changes to UC app, Davis, Irvine, Los Angeles, Merced, Riverside, San Diego, Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz, transfer, uc, UC application process, uc applications, UC Merced, ucb, UCD, UCI, UCLA, UCR, UCSB, UCSC, UCSD, university of california

During the month of November, thousands upon thousands of high school and transfer students submit applications to the various campuses of the University of California system. In addition, on many of these applications, students invariably make minor or major mistakes while filling out and completing the online form. The good news is that you are allowed to make changes to your UC application (roughly four to five weeks after submission), but these changes to are limited to your personal/background information. For additional changes such as academic information (courses, grades, attendance), one would have to write to each individual UC Campus.

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California State University (CSU) Checklist – Freshmen Applicants

Published on Friday, October 1st, 2010 by Caroline
Tags: California State University Checklist, csu application, CSU Checklist, CSU Freshmen Applicant Tips, CSU Mentor, Freshmen Admissions

Social Security Number (if applicable): You will need to have your social security number at hand to fill out the CSU application. Be assured that it is only used for federal reporting purposes and that it will stay private. Citizenship Status: If you are a U.S. citizen you will simply indicate that you are a [...]

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Official 2011 UC Application Timeline

Published on Wednesday, September 15th, 2010 by Caroline
Tags: apply to UC, Brag Sheet, IGETC, IGETC certification, SIR, Statement of Intent to Register, UC application, UC Application 2011, UC Application 2011 Deadlines, UC Application Timeline, uc applications, UC Berkeley, UC Deadlines, UC personal statement, Work-In-Progress Update

The 2011 UC application is here! Get the important UC application deadlines, checklist, what you will need to turn in, and view a FREE successful UC personal statement which was accepted to UC Berkeley. This will help high school and community college transfer students transition into a University of California (UC).

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