Summer University Advising Available with:
UC Berkeley
- Wednesdays: June 2, July 7, and August 4
- Zoom or Phone Available
- If interested, please complete this form
- If these dates don't work for you, please email ctinsley@berkeley.edu to arrange a date/time
UC Davis
- Thursday, June 17
- Tuesday, July 27
- Note: Priority for newly admitted students to UC Davis for Fall 2021
- Please have a UC TAP account filled out before signing up for an appointment. Need one? Go to: https://uctap.universityofcalifornia.edu/students/ (Free!)
- Sign up for an appointment
CSU East Bay
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Sign up for an appointment: https://marc-strong.youcanbook.me/
UC Campuses Open for Winter Quarter/Spring Semester |
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If students want to attend a university nationally recognized for making an impact, social mobility of undergraduates, or affordability, they should consider transferring to UC Santa Cruz, UC Merced, or UC Riverside for Winter quarter/Spring semester. UC Merced, UC Riverside, and UC Santa Cruz will be accepting transfer applications for Winter quarter/Spring semester 2022. The application filing period is July 1-31. Students should ensure their major is accepting transfer applicants for Winter quarter/Spring semester by visiting the Check majors page on the UC Admissions website. UC Merced will also be open for First Year (freshman) applicants and all transfer levels, including lower-division transfers. |
UC Announcements
For Fall 2021 Newly Admitted Students
Transfer admitted student resources
Some campuses have begun notifying transfer applicants of their admission status, while others plan to contact students later this month.
Resources for admitted transfer students:
- The Next Steps from Admission to Enrollment for Transfers has information on the SIR process, summer orientation, how to contact the campus for missing documents, and more!
- The Electronic Transcripts Vendors list specifies the accepted vendors for each UC campus.
- The Transfer Waitlist Fact Sheet provides information on waitlist processes and deadlines for each UC campus.
- For UC Berkeley admitted students, please see the Transfer FAQ document for helpful information.
Accepting a UC admission offer
Students can accept an admission offer by agreeing to the provisions/conditions outlined in the offer and submitting their Statement of Intent to Register (SIR) with the SIR deposit to reserve their space at a campus. The SIR deposit is $250. Some important things to keep in mind about accepting a UC admission offer:
- Students can accept only one admission offer from one UC campus.
- The SIR deposit is applied to the student's first enrollment term tuition.
- Students that qualified for the UC application fee waiver will have the SIR deposit deferred until financial aid is disbursed.
- The SIR deposit is nonrefundable and non-transferable.
- A Statement of Legal Residence (SLR) for tuition determination purposes may be required. See the Understanding Residency page for more information.