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Below
are
helpful tips that can assist you as you plan your schedule and work
towards joining the Cal community!
Information
for Prospective Student Parents
Follow the link above to download a document specifically geared
for student parents interested in studying at UC Berkeley
Admission to UC Berkeley as a transfer student
UC Berkeley accepts applications for the fall semester only. Transfer
admission is limited to those students who have completed a minimum
of 60 UC-transferable semester units, as well as appropriate coursework.
To assist you in the development of your community college education
plan, be sure to go to www.assist.org.
A very helpful website on admission requirements, what to expect
when you transfer to Berkeley and an Applicant FAQ can be found
at:
UC Berkeley Office of Undergraduate Admissions Transfer Page
http://students.berkeley.edu/admissions/transfer.asp
Units taken at community colleges and other four year institutions
may transfer to Berkeley. In order to determine which units will
transfer:
Community college students
If you have specific questions on admission requirements or the
admissions process, you can contact:
Omar
Ramirez - TRSP Outreach Coordinator - 510.643.9896
Keith
Schoon - Community College Transfer Center - 510.643.7159.
*Community college students can receive assistance with their transcripts
from their community college counselors or online at: www.assist.org.
The website indicates which units are transferable, general education
and major requirements, and how they apply to the California State
University or University of California systems.
Four-year and Out-of-state students
Students from four-year schools can contact the Office of Undergraduate
Admissions, http://admissions.berkeley.edu
or call (510) 642-3175. Admissions Officers are available between
May 1 and December 1 to review transcripts for students from other
four year colleges only.
You may apply or download a copy of the application at: http://www.ucop.edu/pathways/appctr.html
.
The deadline for filing, whether electronically or by mail, is November
30. Transfer admission decisions are available on April 30. Students
can check online on that
day via the My Berkeley Application web page.
Other Important Resources
Financial
Aid
Childcare Referrals
If you have questions about childcare options, please contact Alice
Jordan, Coordinator of Student Parent Programs and Services at the
Transfer, Re-entry, and Student Parent Center. Alice can be reached
at ajordan@berkeley.edu
or by phone at 510-643-5729..
Majors
You can explore majors at UC Berkeley, another UC campus or at a
California State University at www.assist.org.
The website provides several paths to learn about specific majors,
course requirements for majors, and major preparation at community
colleges.
It is also beneficial to review online information on your intended
major(s) and minor(s) at the UC Berkeley Homepage:
College
of Chemistry
College of
Engineering
College of
Environmental Design
College of
Letters and Science
College
of Natural Resources
Undergraduate
School of Business
Advice to transfer students
Plan early and make use of resources such
as your community college counselor, www.assist.org,
and UC representatives who may visit your school.
Don't give up your dream if you have one
bad semester or year. Strive to learn from circumstances that impacted
your academic studies. Remain motivated and determined to use your
talents and strengths to the best of your ability.
Create a network of counselors and faculty
who can provide guidance and support as you make progress and excel
at the community college and who encourage you to apply to UC Berkeley
or other four year educational institutions.
For additional tips, please refer to the UC
Berkeley Office of Undergraduate Admissions website.
And lastly, one way to connect with UC Berkeley students is through
the Starting Point Mentorship Program, which provides
Bay Area community college students with UC Berkeley mentors who
are enrolled in a Social Welfare or Ethnic Studies sponsored course.
Participating community colleges include: Vista Community College,
Merritt College, Chabot College, Diablo Valley College, and Contra
Costa College.
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