The advisor will be able to provide guidance about the requirements for readmission. If you want to transfer to a different UC campus, there are a few things you need to know:. You are a limited status applicant when you are a non-degree-seeking student.
Limited status applicants are held to the same restrictions as applicants pursuing a second B. Transfer students must complete their major preparation requirements by the end of spring prior to transfer. The professional schools that require supplemental applications are:. Applicants who select programs in these schools as their alternate major will be reviewed for their primary major only. To be considered for admission to UCLA, you must leave or have left your previous UC campus in good academic standing.
We also encourage you to complete the General Education GE requirement of the UC campus you currently attend before you transfer. UC information on transferring. UC Transfer Pathways. Transfer students must apply to a specific major. UCLA policy requires all transfer students declare their major by the time they reach junior standing. Transfer applicants are also expected to complete lower-division preparation coursework for their intended majors before transferring.
Transfer students must be at junior-level standing semester units or quarter units by the end of the spring term prior to the fall that they are applying for. Keep in mind that the units used to determine junior-level standing have to be transferable.
Therefore, transfers with more than the 86 semester or quarter maximum number of units from two-year colleges will still be considered as junior-level. UC courses and upper-division courses from four-year institutions will not be capped at 70 semester or quarter units. Those units can put you at risk of exceeding the maximum for transfer eligibility and becoming senior-level.
Transfer students must declare a major and are considered for admission based on the major-specific preparation courses completed. The UCLA Transfer Admission Guide outlines the major prerequisites we expect to be finished no later than the spring term prior to transfer.
Fall Student profile We're looking for your insatiable curiosity and drive to build a better world. GPA 3. Requirements As a transfer applicant, you must meet minimum coursework, major preparation and specific lower-division general education requirements. Timeline Learn about the important dates that you'll encounter throughout the transfer application process. Review Our goal is to identify and admit students who are fully prepared to excel in our challenging academic environment.
Transfer Major Preparation Students planning to transfer must complete the minimum major preparation coursework to be considered for admission into the major. Transfer Major Preparation. UniversityLink UniversityLink is a pathway to a premier four-year university by way of community college.
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Explore Digital Viewbook Please note: this digital viewbook is optimized for viewing on a laptop or desktop. AP grade reports for tests taken in May are sent to the colleges or universities you designated beginning July You can expect actual delivery by July You should have designated the institution to which your grade reports should be sent to on your answer sheets or on subsequent grade report requests.
If your test scores are not showing by that time, please email us at receiptoftestscore ad. If you need AP Calculus scores to fulfill a prerequisite and they are arriving late, you may email a copy of your results from College Board to the Math Placement Office at mathtesting ucsd. If you requested your tests after the month of May, we might not receive your test scores by the July 15 deadline. We will continue to process incoming test scores after the July 15 deadline; however, we cannot guarantee these scores will be posted in time for your enrollment.
Tests are processed in the order they are received. Please allow a minimum of two weeks after you receive your confirmation from College Board that your scores have been sent. This will allow processing time for credit to be posted in the Triton Checklist. If the name you used varied in each testing sitting, College Board will not be able to match your name and will not be able to send us one grade report for the cumulative tests taken.
If this is the case, you will need to request from College Board that a grade report, including AP grades from all prior years, be sent to UC San Diego. AP Calculus scores are used to verify prerequisites for math courses. If you have any questions regarding your math placement, please visit the Math Testing and Placement website or contact the Math Testing and Placement office at mathtesting ucsd.
Since your AP calculus scores may not be received and posted before the online enrollment period, you should also send a copy of your AP Student Grade Reports showing your AP Calculus score to the Math Testing and Placement Office fax or email mathtesting ucsd.
Include your PID, your desired math placement, and your contact information on the fax or email. Once the Math Testing and Placement Office has received your AP Student Grade Report, they will pre-authorize you to enroll in your desired math course subject to the prerequisite you met and the timely receipt of your fax or email.
New applicants will be invited to log into the Applicant Portal where they can complete Checklist tasks and learn of their application decision in the spring. All applicants will receive an email notification in mid-December with login instructions to create their account at that time.
You can also apply to additional campuses if they are still accepting applications. Minor changes to your activities, awards, volunteer work or employment are unlikely to have an impact on your admission decision and cannot be updated.
After the Applicant Portal opens in mid-December, applicants can update their choice of major and college ranking until January First-year students can submit academic changes using the Academic Update Notification Form in the portal.
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Learn more: mycompass. New Applicants will receive an email invitation to the Applicant Portal in mid-December to complete action items and learn of their application decision in the spring. Admitted students accepting the offer of admission receive an email invitation to the Triton Checklist to complete pre-enrollment tasks such as applying for on-campus Housing, college orientation and academic advising, instructions to submit and monitor receipt of official transcripts, and other important requirements within 48 hours after accepting the offer.
After accepting an offer of admission , students will receive an email invitation to the Triton Checklist to complete pre-enrollment tasks. International Students will find a link to the I-Portal on the Triton Checklist for international student orientation and I processing instructions.
You will create an account in the I-Portal after you have been granted access to the Triton Checklist. For more information, visit our Frequently Asked Questions page. Only students who have accepted an offer of admission are required to submit official transcripts by July 1.
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