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University of California
You know them by name: UC Berkeley, UCLA, and UC Santa Barbara; just to name a few. These are all campuses that are part of the University of California (“UC”) system, which is one of the state’s top university systems.
If you’re thinking about attending a UC campus; here are some things to keep in mind:
• The system accepts the top 12.5% of the state’s high school graduates, see UC website for explanation.
• Each UC school handles admissions separately, but a student wishing to apply for undergraduate admission uses one application for all UCs. If it is not already in electronic form, the application is then scanned into a computer and distributed to the individual campus undergraduate admission offices.
But! Don’t let that scare you off just yet.
• The UC system is committed to academic achievement, but that’s not all the system looks for in an applicant.
• You’ll also be evaluated based on your academic promise, and your potential to contribute to the educational environment and intellectual vitality of the campus.
If you would like more information about the UC system, visit www.universityofcalifornia.edu.
You know them by name: UC Berkeley, UCLA, and UC Santa Barbara; just to name a few. These are all campuses that are part of the University of California (“UC”) system, which is one of the state’s top university systems.If you’re thinking about attending a UC campus; here are some things to keep in mind:
• The system accepts the top 12.5% of the state’s high school graduates, see UC website for explanation.
• Each UC school handles admissions separately, but a student wishing to apply for undergraduate admission uses one application for all UCs. If it is not already in electronic form, the application is then scanned into a computer and distributed to the individual campus undergraduate admission offices.
But! Don’t let that scare you off just yet.
• The UC system is committed to academic achievement, but that’s not all the system looks for in an applicant.
• You’ll also be evaluated based on your academic promise, and your potential to contribute to the educational environment and intellectual vitality of the campus.
If you would like more information about the UC system, visit www.universityofcalifornia.edu.
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