University of California Information
Disclaimer: The following information is subject to change. It is important that students see a counselor every semester to keep up with any possible admissions changes!
In addition, many of the campuses screen for completion of major preparation as part of the admission process. The university will accept a maximum of 70 UC transferable semester units from the community college.
While eligible students can be admitted to any campus of UC, Moorpark College has a Transfer Admissions Guarantee (TAG) program that has special transfer admission agreements with several UC Campuses. For more information, visit the TAG website.
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You are cordially invited to join the University of California for our 2026 Discover Your UC webinar series!
The Discover Your UC (DYUC) webinar series is a collaborative effort where all 9 University of California Transfer Prep initiatives come together to provide important transfer information and invaluable insights directly from representatives of each UC institution. Whether you’re navigating the intricacies of admissions requirements, exploring different majors, or seeking clarity on transfer pathways, the DYUC webinars provide comprehensive support tailored to your journey from community college to UC.
Please e-mail oep@ucop.edu for additional details and any questions
Disclaimer: The following information is subject to change. It is important that students see a counselor every semester to keep up with any possible admissions changes!
Go to UC Transfer Website for most up to date information
- Complete 60 UC transferable units
- Earn a 2.4 GPA in all UC transferable courses
- Complete the require 7 course pattern with a grade of C or better in each course:
- 1. ENGL C1000 or ENGL C1000H (formerly ENGL M01A or M01AH)
- 2. COMM M25; ENGL M01B/H, ENGL C1001H (formerly ENGL M01C or M01CH), PHIL M05
- 3. CS M155; MATH M05, M07, M11, M12, STAT C1000 or STAT C1000H (formerly MATH M15 or M15H) M16A, M16B, M21, M25A/H, M25B, M25C, M31, M35
- 4-7 FOUR courses chosen from at least 2 of the following areas:
- Arts & Humanities (IGETC Area 3)
- Social & Behavioral Sciences (IGETC Area 4)
- Physical & Biological Sciences (IGETC Area 5)
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60 Semester Units |
Seven Course Pattern: This includes the essential English and math courses |
| Berkeley | by the end of Spring | by the end of Spring |
| Davis | by the end of Spring | by the end of Spring |
| Irvine | prior to enrollment | prior to enrollment; except English and math which must be completed by spring |
| Los Angeles | by the end of Spring | by the end of Spring |
| Merced | prior to enrollment | by the end of Spring |
| Riverside | prior to enrollment | prior to enrollment |
| San Diego | by the end of Spring | by the end of Spring |
| Santa Barbara | by the end of Spring | by the end of Spring |
| Santa Cruz | prior to enrollment | by the end of Spring |
| Please note that it is highly recommended that students complete all the basic admissions requirements by the end of spring for fall admissions, even if the university is allowing a student to complete basic requirements "prior to enrollment." Also, the following UC campuses admit transfer students only in the Fall: UC Berkeley, UCLA, & UC San Diego. | ||
In addition, many of the campuses screen for completion of major preparation as part of the admission process. The university will accept a maximum of 70 UC transferable semester units from the community college.
While eligible students can be admitted to any campus of UC, Moorpark College has a Transfer Admissions Guarantee program that has special transfer admission agreements with several UC Campuses. For more information, visit the TAG website.
The Transfer Admissions Guarantee (TAG) guarantees admissions to one of six UC campuses (Davis, Irvine, Merced, Riverside, Santa Barbara, or Santa Cruz) if you meet their admissions criteria. Follow the four steps below and secure your UC TAG.
1. Choosing your campus
Before you apply, figure out where you want to go. Check out our TAG matrix for a full list of the campuses in the program, and their individual requirements.
2. Complete your TAG application
Use our Transfer Admission Planner to fill out your TAG application. If you have a community college counselor, review it with them. Don’t worry if you don’t—we have our own UC TAG advisors who can help you out. You’ll need to submit by September 30th for the fall term, or May 31st for the winter/spring term. Remember, if you miss the TAG deadline, you can still apply to UC during the regular application period (October 1–December 1).
3. Fulfill all your requirements
Once your application’s submitted, you’ll need to complete all your remaining coursework, and hit the GPA requirements in your TAG agreement.
4. Submit your UC application
When you’re on track for all of the above, fill out the application for admission to UC. Make sure you submit your application between October 1–December 1 for the fall term and between July 1-31 for the winter/spring term.
The University of California has launched a new website to offer one-stop academic planning and financial aid information for community college students who plan to transfer to a UC campus. The UC Transfer Hub is part of an effort to increase the number of community college students who enroll at UC campuses.
The website also includes resources that explain the various pathways and programs available to transfer students.
UC Berkeley
UC Berkeley is offering virtual presentations and moved their traditional Cal Day open house to Cal Week virtual sessions. Students and guests who missed Cal Week can sign up to view content.
When you become a Golden Bear, you connect with a long tradition of academic excellence and community pride!
This fall, we invite you to join us to discover yourself as you discover Berkeley. You’ll learn about the admission process for transfer applicants, explore our academic programs, engage with the student community, and more--all from the comfort of your own home.
Discover Berkeley
UC Berkeley’s Community College Transfer Services (CCTS) is pleased to announce the launch of our weekly Transfer to Success webinar series, beginning September 2. Offered twice each week, these webinars provide valuable guidance and support for students at every stage of their transfer journey.
CCTS is open to all students from any California Community College who are interested in transferring to UC Berkeley or other University of California campuses. Students may complete the 2025–26 CCTS Intake Form to join our program and access resources, advising, and community connections.
We highly recommend that students who have applied, attend the first week of our webinar, where we will review the UC Transfer Academic Update (UCTAU) form, which is required by all UCs to ensure a student’s application is fully evaluated.
Here’s the link for students to register: Tinyurl.com/CCTSSP26TTS
UC Berkeley's College of Environmental Design Admissions Ambassadors would like to invite you to join us for our virtual and IN-PERSON prospective student outreach! We are a college-sponsored, student-led organization designed to share information on CED's academic programs and offerings with prospective freshmen and transfer students!
Building Tours!
We will be hosting small group in-person Bauer Wurster building tours! This is a great way to explore your academic interests and see student work first hand! Small group tour requests must be made at least two weeks in advance; RSVP at tinyurl.com/CEDBuild22.
Prospective transfer students:
Transfer Admissions Advising with a CED Advisor (Virtual)--> SIGN-UP at ced-transfer-advising.youcanbook.me
If you would like to only receive information via email or have questions, please email cedambassadors@berkeley.edu. For more information, visit tinyurl.com/CED-Ambassadors
UC Berkeley’s College of Engineering, the nation’s highest-ranked public engineering program, is excited to introduce a series of webinars for prospective transfer students. Please share widely with your colleagues and students within the California Community College system. Registration is limited, so sign up today!
More information and updates available at engineering.berkeley.edu/cc
Please contact Nicole McIntyre, Associate Director of Transfer Programs, with questions and accommodation requests.
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UC Berkeley’s Community College Transfer Services (CCTS) is excited to invite you to TransferChella—a week of events designed to connect, inspire, and celebrate the transfer journey!
Join us for TransferChella on Zoom!
Dates & Events:
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Mon, Oct. 20 (2:00 – 3:00 PM): Transfer Spotlight: Latine Community
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Tues, Oct. 21 (11:00 AM– 5:30 PM): Pin Your Path
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Wed, Oct. 22 (2:00 – 3:00 PM): Transfer Spotlight: Black/African American Community
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Thurs, Oct. 23 (2:00 – 3:00 PM): Transfer Spotlight: Asian American and Pacific Islander Community
Throughout the week, students will have the chance to:
✨ Hear from fellow transfers as they share their personal journeys
💬 Attend student panels and workshops focused on thriving as a transfer student
🤝 Discover student orgs and resources that can help build community and a strong support network
👉 RSVP here to receive the Zoom links: Tinyurl.com/transferchellaccts25
Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and celebrate everything that makes the transfer experience unique!
(Students do not need to be applying to UC Berkeley to attend.)
Every semester, we host a Transfer Essay Mentorship Program and Case Competition for community college students to help them navigate the application process and make their applications more competitive.
- Essay Mentorship Application signup deadline is Wednesday October 22nd. 11:59 PM : Link to Sign Up
- Our HBSA Community College Case Competition signup deadline is October 19th, 11:59 PM : Link to Sign Up
- Virtual Info Session & Intro to Casing Workshop: Oct. 15th 7:30-8:30PM - Details & Zoom links linked in Application.
Our Fall Essay Mentorship program is a great opportunity for students (preferably business administration background) to receive 1:1 Transfer application advice from current transfers.
Our Fall 2025 Berkeley HBSA Case Competition is a fantastic opportunity for community college students of all majors and experience levels to build business and analytical skills, work in teams, and present to industry experts.
For questions, attend our info session or contact transfer@berkeleyhbsa.org.
SLUNKS Case Competition
We are excited to share that signups are now open for the UC Berkeley x Slunks Case Competition, and we’re extending participation to California Community College students for the first time.
This competition is a collaborative initiative between 5 UC Berkeley organizations: Business Careers in Entertainment Club, Berkeley Core Consulting Group, Berkeley Data Science Society, Azure Consulting, and Roots Consulting Collective in partnership with Slunks, an athletic apparel brand.
This case competition is a fantastic opportunity for community college students of all majors and experience levels to build business and analytical skills, work in teams, and present to industry experts.
All CC students interested in consulting, marketing, business, entrepreneurship, data, or simply looking to try something new, no prior experience required, are encouraged to participate!
The Deadline to sign up for the UC Berkeley x Slunks Case Competition is November 21st, 11:59 PM : Link to Sign Up
- Virtual Info Session & Intro to Casing Workshop: Nov. 25th 8-9PM - Details & Zoom links linked in Application.
We’d love to see CC students involved and supported through this experience, and we’re here to help with team matching or any questions you may have.
If anyone has questions, they can attend our info session or contact us at casecompetitionfall2025@gmail.com
UC Davis
Events for Future Aggies
Whoever you are, wherever you are, we are here for you. Attend one of our virtual events to learn more about campus life, the admission process and how you can become part of our Aggie family!
| Our transfer admissions staff are here to help prospective first-year and transfer students and their families learn about campus life, the UC application and admission review process, academic and professional opportunities, and more! |
UC Davis offers a bachelor's degree in Nutrition Science and a bachelor's degree in Clinical Nutrition for transfer students interested in careers in nutrition and dietetics (Registered Dietitian Nutritionist), health, public health, nutrition education or nutrition research. Both of our nutrition majors are also excellent backgrounds for pre-health professional programs such as Medical School, Physician Assistant programs, and nursing graduate programs.
Our Clinical Nutrition major is now the only accredited undergraduate Didactic Program in Dietetics in the UC system as UC Berkeley discontinued their dietetics program in 2023.
NOTE: The path to becoming a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RD/RDN) changed in 2024. The Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR) now requires a minimum of a master’s degree to be eligible to take the credentialing exam to become a registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN). Students can complete our undergraduate Clinical Nutrition degree and then enter a combined master’s and dietetic internship. Students who pursue a science degree can apply to a Coordinated Graduate Program in Nutrition and Dietetics, which includes the supervised practice hours (dietetic internship).
You will find additional information for prospective transfer students on our website https://nutrition.ucdavis.edu/academics/undergrad/transfer-students , along with printable pdfs of the enclosed flyers labeled “Clinical Nutrition Major Info” and “Nutrition Major Info” on the webpage.
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Are you a pre-veterinary student dreaming of getting into one of the top veterinary schools in the country? Join us for a special session with Anila Ahmad, Admissions Coordinator at the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine—ranked among the best in the world, and 2 current VetMed Students. Whether you’re coming from a community college or university, this is your chance to learn what it really takes to be a competitive applicant. You’ll also hear directly from current veterinary students who once stood where you are now and made it through the rigorous application process. Don’t rely on second-hand advice, Reddit posts, or people who don’t understand the admissions process—come hear directly from the source. This is your opportunity to get real insights, ask your burning questions, and receive answers that can shape your path. Whether you’re just starting your pre-vet journey or applying this cycle, this session will equip you with actionable information to strengthen your application and clarify your goals. Bring your questions and take the first confident step toward becoming a veterinarian. |
Saturday September 27, 2025,
10am-11:30am PST
Register: Via Zoom/Online
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If you are a pre-veterinary student navigating your journey from community college or university, this is the workshop you don’t want to miss. Join Dr. Karl Jandrey, Associate Dean of Admissions and Student Programs at the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine, as he shares what it really takes to build a competitive veterinary school application. From his own academic and clinical experiences to his leadership in admissions and student support, Dr. Jandrey brings firsthand insights on how to stand out in one of the nation’s most respected veterinary programs. You’ll learn about common mistakes applicants make, what admissions committees are really looking for, and how to strengthen your path—academically and personally. Come hear directly from the source instead of relying on secondhand information, outdated forums, or advice from people who don’t understand the process. You’ll also have the opportunity to ask your questions and get real answers. Whether you’re just starting out or getting ready to apply, this session will help you take confident, informed steps toward your veterinary career. |
Saturday, October 4, 2025,
10am-11:30am PST
Register: Via Zoom/Online
The conference is a fantastic opportunity for high school juniors and seniors and CCC students and counselors to:
- Learn about other UC campuses
- Understand admissions and transfer pathways
- Connect with current students and staff
- Tour UC Davis and access important resources
Registration for the University of California Southeast Asian Transfer Success Conference, on Saturday, Oct. 11 at UC Davis from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. will remain open until the day of the event!
UC Irvine
The UCI Transfer Outreach team is now offering one-on-one, virtual “Counselor of the Day” (COD) student advising appointments . These are 30 minute sessions with a transfer admissions counselor for CCC transfer students. Students can sign up for these sessions themselves Aand will be asked to create a TAP account in order to assist in the advising process.
To view and register for any of our virtual events please visit: https://www.admissions.uci.edu/discover/virtual-events/index.php
- Fall Virtual Appointments:
- Are for CCC students only and they must fill out TAP
- https://apply.admissions.uci.edu/portal/transfervirtualadvising
- Prospective students can follow us on Instagram @ucitransferadmissions for IG Live sessions throughout the Fall.
- Online Publications:
- Due to the ongoing paper shortage, we will be limited in the number of copies we bring to fairs. Therefore, please feel free to share our link to online publications with students when advising.
We are the D.R.E.A.M. Center Outreach team at the University of California, Irvine, dedicated to extending a welcoming hand to prospective and current students impacted by immigration. Our team comprises Luis, Injin, and Daniela, united by the common goal of ensuring that every student, regardless of background, feels supported and empowered at UCI.
We aim to connect with community college students who are considering UCI or have already been accepted, introducing them to the wealth of resources available at our institution. We believe in fostering a nurturing environment where students can thrive and find solidarity among peers who share similar journeys.
UC Los Angeles
Transfer Applicants
Welcome! We’re excited that you’re interested in becoming a Bruin. This page will take you through the basics and lead you to the detailed information you need.
Beginning Your Application
You may apply for admission as a transfer if you meet the following criteria:
- You graduated from high school and completed college-level coursework in a regular session at any college or university since your graduation.
Note: You cannot disregard your college record and apply as a freshman. We do not accept applications from students seeking second baccalaureate degrees.
To begin the application process, use the University of California's online application (UC Application).
Admission Considerations and Requirements
When it comes to reviewing transfer applicants, we carefully balance consideration of the full range of faculty-approved criteria to gain a complete sense of each student’s achievements. Some factors are more easily quantifiable than others.
Good preparation and a strong academic performance make you a more competitive candidate during the admission review process. The average GPA of admitted transfer students is above 3.5 and admitted students have completed most or all major prep courses. We give highest priority to applicants from California community colleges. We admit students for fall quarter only.
We consider the following criteria:
Academic Requirements
- Junior-level standing (60 semester or 90 quarter transferable units completed) by the end of the spring term before you transfer
- UC transferable GPA of 3.2 or higher
- Completion of major preparation requirements by end of spring prior to transfer
- Completion of the following course requirements by spring prior to transfer:
- Two transferable courses in: English composition, critical thinking and writing
- One transferable math course with a prerequisite of intermediate algebra or higher
- Four transferable college courses in at least two of the following subject areas: arts and humanities, social and behavioral sciences, physical and biological sciences
Personal Factors
Examples include, but are not limited to the following:
- Employment while attending school
- Involvement in campus organizations and community service
- Family responsibilities
- Significant improvement in academic performance over time
- Military service
- Other opportunities or challenges that may have shaped your educational experience
Student Transfer Outreach and Mentor Program (STOMP)
Are you enrolled at a California community college? If so, keep reading to learn about STOMP. Our goal is to connect you with services and people that will inspire you to become a Bruin.
STOMP is a volunteer based, transfer student organization, that will help you achieve your university goals.
Many of our volunteers are transfer students, so they can relate with your experience and offer valuable insights. Volunteers play leading roles in our virtual and in-person opportunities, including the annual UCLA STOMP conference.
Student Transfer Outreach and Mentor Program (STOMP)
2385 Wooden Center
Phone: (310) 206-8118
Email: stomp@admission.ucla.edu
We invite you to join us for the 27th Annual Student Transfer Outreach and Mentor Program (STOMP) Conference!
STOMP at UCLA is an educational preparation program dedicated to supporting California community college students on their path to transfer to the University of California. Our annual conference is one of our signature events, free and tailored for students and counselors.
Please join us virtually on Friday, April 17th, for a dynamic series of sessions focused on campus highlights, admissions, resources, student life and opportunities. We look forward to welcoming you and helping you discover the means to achieve your transfer goals! Registration is required, so please secure your reservation using the link below:
The virtual conference is scheduled for Friday, April 17, 2026, from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
For more information, view the schedule at-a-glance. The conference website, which will be made available at a later date, will be accessible both before and after the event, providing a full schedule and showcasing various resources.
For more information, view our schedule. The STOMP Conference website, which will be made available at a later date, will be accessible both before and after the event, providing a full schedule and showcasing various resources. This is an enriching opportunity to interact and chat with representatives from UC campuses, current UCLA students, and staff.
We look forward to hosting you virtually. Thank you and we hope to see you in April!
Did you know that an average of 95% of students who participated in the UCLA CCCP Scholars Program were admitted to at least one UC?
The UCLA Center for Community College Partnerships (CCCP) invites new, current and/or returning Fall 2025 California Community College Students to join the 26th CCCP Scholars Cohort! The staff and faculty at your campus work with the staff at CCCP to provide you with as many opportunities and options as you consider transferring. Take advantage of this opportunity!
HOW TO APPLY
STEP 1: Create and complete a UC Transfer Admission Planner
STEP 2: Complete online CCCP Scholars Program 2025-2026 Form
(use same email address for all CCCP forms, including your UCTAP account)
Form link: https://tinyurl.com/uclacccpscholars25-26
(must complete UCTAP account first, visit cccp.ucla.edu for more information)
FREE UCLA CCCP SUMMER EXPERIENCES
(after being admitted to our program, you will be able to join these enriching summer experiences - focused on transfer resources and community-building)
Summer Intensive Transfer Experience Plus (SITE PLUS) | Six-week in-person commuter experience. Students will enroll in a UCLA summer session course in the morning, followed by transfer prep activities and equity discussions. Students will receive individual advising on the UC application and personal insight questions, introduction to research, university writing and support programs. APPLY BY APRIL 15
Stem Intensive Transfer Experience (STEM SITE) | Three-day residential summer program hosted at the UCLA residential halls. Students will engage with undergraduate research opportunities, explore various STEM resources and student support programs, and benefit from year-long personalized intersectional peer advising provided by current UCLA STEM transfer students. APPLY BY MAY 15
Summer Intensive Transfer Experience (SITE LITE) | One-day experience at UCLA. Students learn to navigate the community college to transfer to the University of California. Introduction to the CCCP Scholars Program, transfer requirements, educational pipeline, peer advisor lead talking circles, community specific transfer presenters/panels, campus tour, and tips for success at the community college. APPLY BY JUNE 1
Power to the Transfer Webinar (P2TT-W) | Online synchronous experience. Focus on communities, educational pipelines and creating culturally-affirming spaces. Includes the option to participate in multiple webinars. APPLY BY JUNE 1
GENERAL INFORMATION
The CCCP Scholars Program aims to motivate, inform and prepare California community college students to transfer to selective top-tier research (R1 Doctoral*) universities, such as UCLA. CCCP Scholars participate in summer and year-long UC Transfer Prep activities which:
· Assist in maximizing the community college experience
· Guide them through the admission and application process
· Provides research and pre-graduate opportunities and career exploration.
The program is grounded on Critical Race Theory in Education as a framework to promote academic excellence, address social justice issues and improve educational access and equity.
CCCP Scholars have a higher rate of admission to selective institutions and are eligible for special scholarships.
*Based on Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education, 2021 Update
Please Note: This program is open to ALL community college students including high school seniors enrolling in a community college in Fall 2025 who are interested in applying to ANY 4-year university (e.g. UC, CSU, HBCU, Private, Out-of-State) with emphasis on the UC.
Engineering Pathways: Discover Electrical and Computer Engineering at UCLA
Date: Tuesday, April 22nd, 2025 (Tentative)
Time: 4:30 - 5:45 pm PST (Tentative)
Location: Virtual
Final details will be sent out about a week before the event to those who register.
Overview:
This event is designed for community college students interested in pursuing Electrical and Computer Engineering at UCLA. The session will provide a big-picture overview of the ECE program at UCLA, introduce the variety of subfields in ECE, and give students insights into research opportunities, student organizations, and resources available for transfer students.
The current agenda includes:
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A brief introduction to HKN and the event's goals
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An overview of ECE and how it impacts everyday life
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Insights into UCLA’s ECE program, research opportunities, and organizations
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General advice for transfer students: adjusting to UCLA, getting involved early, and thriving academically
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A student panel featuring current UCLA students as well as a live Q&A
Those interested can sign up directly via the registration link below:
RSVP: https://forms.gle/6rSTnwXGpH5yWKnv8
The Department of Music Performance, Education, and Composition at the School of Music will be hosting our first ever Bassoon Day on October 18th, hosted in collaboration with our bassoon studio in the Department. The day will offer prospective students a chance to meet with current students and faculty, attend a tour, and learn more about the program.
UC Merced
UC Riverside
Blue, Gold & Black Podcast
Dominique Beale, community engagement and outreach admissions recruiter and podcast host, talks with UCR students, campus leaders, and community partners to explore the intersection of being Black and a being a UCR Highlander.
Undergraduate Admissions Brochure
Get an at-your-fingertips overview of UCR — perfect for you and your family!
Virtual Events
Explore life at UCR with upcoming events, college fairs, and virtual meetings for out-of-state and international students.
| Virtual Discover UCR |
| Nov. 10-14 | Times vary Get to know UC Riverside at Virtual Discover UCR, our fall preview for those who are interested in applying to and attending our university. |
Explore a full range of virtual tour options:
One-hour webinars hosted by student ambassadors
Virtual group sessions for 5+ students
360-degree virtual tours of labs, lecture halls, housing, and more
The Student Disability Resource Center at UC Riverside will be offering virtual and in-person opportunities for students transferring to UCR for 2024-25 or considering transferring in the future. These info sessions are scheduled from April to July. The sessions will provide an overview of UCR SDRC services, what new transfer students should expect at UCR, and how to prepare for coming to UCR. There will be an opportunity for Q & A.
Incoming transfer students are strongly encouraged to sign up and participate in one of two Highlander Day events. The SDRC will be holding in-person information sessions and tabling at these events, happening April 13 and May 4.
SDRC will also be holding virtual information sessions for Transfer Students, via Zoom on:
- May 7
- June 24
- July 10
RSVP is required to participate. Zoom link to the requested session will be provided upon registration.
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UC San Diego
This Admissions Info Session video goes in depth on both admissions requirements as well as life at UC San Diego.
Learn more about different aspects to UC San Diego (like our majors and college system) on our website.
Follow UCSD on Social Media (Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Twitter, and YouTube) for insights into UC San Diego.
View 360-degree panoramas of campus and listen to audio offered in six languages!
Questions? Contact King Triton @ AskTheKing@ucsd.edu.
This podcast series brings together UC San Diego’s community of students, staff and faculty to give you unique insight into everything UC San Diego has to offer. Subscribe now so you never miss an episode.
Your Triton Transfer Hub team is ready to support you at UCSD! Our space has:
Study space
Community building opportunities
Free printing
Snacks and coffee (dependent on Covid-19 restrictions)
Triton Transfer Storytellers Gallery winning designs on display!
Your peer coaches ready to support
Wellness Hours (w/ the Zone)
Transfer Learning Strategist (w/ the Achievement Hub)
Other social, professional and academic events!
Whether you have a question big or small, or simply don't know where to start, we're here for you! Drop by the Triton Transfer Hub!
UC Santa Barbara
UCSB web-based opportunities with students. There are two ways students can connect with UCSB: virtual transfer appointments or webinars.
#1: Virtual Transfer Appointments
Planning to transfer to UCSB? Register for a 15 minute transfer admission advising session. Review of transfer eligibility, UCSB TAG, major preparation, the UC application, and more are available. Click here to make an appointment!
#2: Transfer Webinars
UCSB offers a variety of webinars for prospective transfer students and/or counselors. Students can check the Webinars & Online Events page for times and to register.
- UC TAP and UCSB TAG Webinar
- Major-Specific Webinars: Biological Sciences, Economics and College of Engineering
- UC Application Webinar
The University of California Santa Barbara Transfer Prep Program aims to prepare high school seniors and community college students to transfer to the University of California. We offer two programs, Transfer Making It Happen and the Transfer Preparation Academy. We also offer various transfer webinars and virtual advising opportunities throughout the year.
Click here to learn more about the Transfer Prep Program!!
UCSB has created some Transfer Student Videos to help student gain more information about UCSB and important things you should know as a transfer student!
UC Santa Cruz
Distance is not a factor. Connect with UC Santa Cruz Admissions Rep virtually!
Have questions on admissions qualifications, major-specific screening criteria, Transfer Admissions Guarantee (TAG), housing, or student life? We are here to help! Please schedule a virtual appointment with Sandra Ponce.
A place like no other
A global research university, UC Santa Cruz is part of the world’s most celebrated system of public higher education, and stands among the leading institutions of higher learning.
The campus rests among redwood forests on former ranchlands above the city of Santa Cruz and the Pacific Ocean—both of which provide opportunities for study, research, and recreation.
We invite you to find your voice at UC Santa Cruz—which is not just a place, but a community of learning that spans the globe.
