As a transfer applicant, you must meet minimum coursework, major preparation and specific lower-division general education requirements. Application Requirements. Learn about the important dates that you'll encounter throughout the transfer application process. Application Timeline. Our goal is to identify and admit students who are fully prepared to excel in our challenging academic environment.
Application Review. Students planning to transfer must complete the minimum major preparation coursework to be considered for admission into the major. Applicants for this list of departments will be screened for the number of preparatory coursework completed, the grades earned in that coursework and the cumulative GPA.
UniversityLink is a pathway to a premier four-year university by way of community college. To participate in UniversityLink, you must attend one of a small group of local partner community colleges. International applicants must meet the same transfer requirements for admission as any other transfer applicant in addition to the international requirements.
Triton Talk webinars aim to give students planning to apply to UC San Diego the opportunity to virtually engage and learn more about what makes our university stand out. Deadline to complete the Transfer Academic Update. Admission notifications begin Access the next steps to UCR for admitted fall transfer students. Housing: Since campus housing is highly impacted and assigned first-come, first-served, it is recommended that you submit your Statement of Intent to Register SIR , housing contract or application, and first housing payment as early as possible.
Admission notifications begin Access the next steps to UCR for admitted winter transfer students. Housing: Since campus housing is assigned first-come, first-served, it is recommended that you submit your Statement of Intent to Register SIR , housing contract or application, and first housing payment as early as possible. Access the California Dream Act Application at dream. Assistant Director of Transfer Recruitment and Evaluation jessica. Transfer Admissions Counselor donna. Transfer Admissions Counselor eduardo.
Transfer Admissions Counselor diana. Transfer Admissions Counselor danielle. Transfer Admissions Counselor maria. Senior Evaluation Specialist and Athletic Liaison andrej. Transfer Admissions Counselor adriana. Financial Aid A UC degree is more affordable than you might think! Work-Study Eligible students can earn money for school through an approved on- or off-campus work-study job. Aid for California Residents The state of California offers a number of financial aid programs for residents, including those listed below.
If feels like they don't want you to fail. Getting into Your Major. For All Majors In general, each major has prerequisite major prep coursework that you must take before transferring in order to get into your major. Learn more about being a CNAS student.
How to Apply Gather Your Information Before you begin, find out what important information is needed for an accurate admission application. Transfer Resources. Fall Admissions: Transfer Students Aug. March 1. June 1. July 1. May 1— July 1— March 2. Meet Your Counselor. Enter your college to find a counselor. Chaffey College Counselor: Donna Perez. Counselor: Eduardo Ramirez.
Counselor: Donna Perez. Counselor: Danielle Watson. Counselor: Adriana Reyes. Counselor: Jessica Verazas. Not a California Community College student?
You can transfer to UC from a four-year or a non-California two-year institution. You should complete your transfer application following the instructions, but there are a few things to keep in mind:. Some campuses admit a limited number of transfer students before they reach junior standing. Would you be bothered staying at UCR? If this is your goal, start planning as soon as possible. Maintain a great GPA, finish your minimum transfer requirements and major pre-reqs, and get involved in meaningful activities for your personal statement.
Are you going to go to Riverside in the fall, or to a CC? Or are you still trying to make up your mind where to go? Regardless of whether you start from a CC or from another UC campus.
So if you have a lot of AP credits, or somehow managed to earn enough extra units to qualify as a junior, then you can transfer in a year. Otherwise, no. Employers that really care can simply ask you for an unofficial copy of your college transcript. Thank you so much for all the help and advice!
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