by Matt B | Nov 30, 2022 | Admissions, University of California (UC) Transfer School Profiles
If you’re one of the thousands of students who were waitlisted by UC schools for this fall, you may be feeling a range of emotions right now. You may be wondering what your next steps should be, and whether or not you have any chance of getting in. Don’t...
by Matt B | Nov 21, 2022 | University of California (UC) Transfer School Profiles, Admissions, Transfer Student Resources
Are you an international student looking for a world-class university to study at? If so, you should consider UC Berkeley! UC Berkeley International Students are a diverse and engaged cohort of students who routinely become moguls in industries and departments. Here...
by Matt B | Nov 18, 2022 | University of California (UC) Transfer School Profiles, Admissions, College Major Selection, Transfer Student Resources
If you’re interested in a capped major at UCSD, you’ll want to read this blog post. Here we’ll discuss the capped majors at UCSD and what it takes to get into them. We’ll also provide tips on increasing your chances of being admitted into one...
by Matt B | Nov 17, 2022 | Admissions, University of California (UC) Transfer School Profiles
As more and more students have been applying to the University of California (UC) in the last decade, all UC institutions have become more selective. In other words, it is harder to get into a UC for all applicants, including California students and residents. Using a...
by Matt B | Nov 17, 2022 | Transfer Student Resources, Admissions
Thousands of students will submit applications through the Common App. The Common Application is a non-profit membership organization committed to access, equity, and integrity in the college admission process. They provide a single platform for students to apply to...
by Matt B | Nov 16, 2022 | Transfer Student Resources, Admissions
Classes are a necessary part of our education, but sometimes things happen, and we have to withdraw from a course. It’s important to know the ins and outs of withdrawing so that you make the best decision for yourself-both academically and professionally. Does...
