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. Please refer to the Triton Checklist after accepting an offer of admission for instructions. Search Button Toggle navigation. Cost and Financial Aid. Apply Now. Undergraduate Admissions Frequently Asked Questions. What is a capped major? How do I select a College? Which College is best for my major? Why do I need to rank my college preferences on my UC Application?
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Make sure you check all email folders to ensure you are receiving emails from us and they are not being marked as spam. You must log in to your application and complete the Transfer Academic Update. Forms are also available from your school counselor. Applications are reviewed on a first-come, first-served basis. See Financial Aid timeline for more details.
Transfer admission decisions will be posted on the Applicant Portal. Select applicants will be invited to opt in to our waitlist through their Applicant Portal. Being on the waitlist does not guarantee an offer of admission. By July 31, final decisions will be released to applicants who opt in to the waitlist. There is no appeal process for the waitlist.
Every application to UC San Diego is reviewed thoroughly. Admission decisions are made carefully to meet the enrollment goals of the university. The sooner you get your appeal in, the sooner they will review it. Good luck! You already noted your family income in your application and had the opportunity to indicate that your father was unemployed and that you are a first generation student.
In fact I happen to know two faculty members here whose kids were both denied admission to this campus—their first choice, so that they could live at home for financial reasons—and who are now considering whether to go to the local California State University or to a local community college.
For example, I recently met a young woman who had immigrated from China as a child, lived at home and attended a junior college for two years, and then transferred to the UC here which still participates in the TAG program as a pre-med student. Yeah, I write that as a former TA. Good luck. I hope that your appeal is successful, but carefully consider your options if it is denied.
Sorry to hear about your situation. You should appeal. I am really surprised you d did not get into UCSD. You have good stats for UCSD. Did you get into any other UCs? Hope you get into UCLA.
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