There is no need to ask school officials to send this information. Students will be able to list courses and grades OR upload an unofficial copy of latest progress report/transcript. Please remember there is no right or wrong answer, simply the opportunity to share additional information.Ī: Sending most recent grades is optional. Topics to use for the statement may include: Awards and recognition obtained since the point of application, Explanation of any course changes, challenges faced since the point of application. Share, in 500 words or less anything we may not have already learned about you through your application.

While this is not a requirement, the essay may serve to provide further information to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at Berkeley. Here are some FAQs that may be helpful to your students:Ī: Students who choose to opt in to the wait list may choose to complete this optional written statement. Please remind them that they should tell us they would like to remain on the Wait List by submitting the wait list opt-in form by logging on to their their student application portal page. I would inquire directly with the ME department and maybe they can answer your questions.This is just a friendly reminder that the deadline for your students offered a space on UC Berkeley’s Wait List is April 18, 2016. ME is a capped major so it is already a very competitive process just to get into the major. The majority are admitted into just ME, although CC posters are only a small sample of the admitted students. Students do change their mind so it may be better to for the student to explore the major prior to declaring a specialization.Įdited: In the many years that I have been on CC and followed the UCSD decision thread l have only seen 2 CC posters that were accepted into ME with a specialization. Once the student is admitted as an ME, they then can declare the specialization. Specializations are mainly taking electives focused on a specific area which any ME admitted student can elect to do so there would be no reason to be a direct admit into the preferred specialization and as far as I am aware, no competitive process to declare the specialization. UCSD admits into the University first and then into the major. There are no published stats by major for UCSD that I have ever encountered. Also note: Capped majors require additional pre-req courses and specific GPA to be able to qualify for changing majors. The campus does not admit students on the basis of academic major or choice of UC San Diego undergraduate college. Admission for out-of-state applicants more selective than for residents. Considered: ELC eligibility, First generation, Work Experience.Important : Character/personal qualities, Extracurricular activities, First generation college student, State residency, Talent/ability, Volunteer work.Very important : Academic GPA, Personal Insight questions, Rigor of secondary school record.

Best of Luck.Ģ020 Capped Weighted UC GPA Middle 25-75 percentile for admitted students: 4.04-4.28 Below is some admit information specific to the school. The UC application website has plenty of information that can help determine if UC San Diego is a good option when applying. Each campus will weight the various areas of criteria differently so one size does not fit all. AskMsSun About Over the last eight years, my clients were two to three times more likely than the average applicant to be admitted to a UC of their choice. UC San Diego like all the UC’s are test blind this admission cycle and will use 13 areas of criteria to review Freshman applicants. My Co-Forum Champion is and we are knowledgeable on the increasingly complicated UC admissions process and hopefully we can help any prospective UC applicants with their questions. I am one of the two UC Forum Champions/Moderators. It’s that time of year again as the UC application has now opened and submission starts November 1.

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