After submitting your UC application
In December, you will receive an email from Undergraduate Admissions confirming that your application was successfully filed. Messages regarding your admission status will be sent to the address that you listed on your application. While you wait for your admission decision, use the following checklist of next steps.
- Make changes or update your information in MyAdmissions, including a change of school, courses that you've added or dropped or failure to earn a C or better in a course. Transfer students are required to update their grades and course records. You must provide your final grades from the previous term and list all courses in progress or planned via the Transfer Academic Update by January 30.
- Check the freshman or transfer dates and deadlines for information about admission notifications, financial aid, reporting test scores and submitting your Statement of Intent to Register (SIR) should you be admitted to Â鶹AV.
- Check your admission status at MyAdmissions in mid-March for freshmen or mid–late April for transfer students to see if you've been admitted to Â鶹AV.
- Check your email address listed on your UC application and add us to your address book to avoid having important information sent to your junk folders. Applicants will be notified by email regarding application and admission status.
After you have our decision
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- If you are admitted, learn the next steps for freshman or transfer students, accepting our offer of admission, reporting changes to your academic record and submitting your official transcripts and test scores through MyAdmissions.
- If you are offered a position on the waitlist, get more information about the waitlist process, including how to accept our offer, when you will get an update on your admission status and more.
- If your admission was denied, learn why for freshman or transfer students and explore your options for entering Â鶹AV in the future.