Uc Application Login

Uc Application Login:The University of California is one of the best research universities in the world, now it has opened applications for fall 2010. The admission application submission process started on 1st November and it will finish on 30th December on 11:59 pm. If you are interested students to apply for admission to the fall term 2010 then visit UC official site and submit your form.

About California University

The California University is public university, which is a part of the state’s three-tier public higher education system, California State University system and the California Community Colleges system. Its academic offerings span 150 disciplines, with more departments ranked in the top 10 nationally than any other public or private university. The University of California consists of at least five campuses includes Berkeley, Davis, Los Angeles, Riverside and Santa Barbara.

How to apply for UC Admissions?

First open the UC official site and select the right campus, where you want to take admission and read the requirements for freshman admission and transfer admission to determine which route is best for you.

To read the Eligibility criteria for freshman applicants, click here.

To read the Eligibility criteria for transfer applicants, click here.

You can apply online or postmarked by the last day of the appropriate filing period. After filling date application will not be accepted by campuses. If you plan to apply after the filing period, then check with the campus to see if there are openings before submitting your application.

First set your self-report of SAT and/or ACT results in the application and also it is also required to submit official test scores. Please order score reports from the testing agency.

Provide your e-mail address which you will check regularly and keep until you enroll. E-mail addresses must be not more than 50 characters.

Consider your personal statement, which is important part of your application for admission. Get full details of personal statement here.

An application fee is $60 for each campus to which you apply. You can pay fees by credit cards. Keep a copy of your application receipt and personal statement for your files.

Application Fees
Campuses	U.S. Applicants	International Applicants
1	$60	$70
2	$120	$140
3	$180	$210
4	$240	$280
5	$300	$350
6	$360	$420
7	$420	$490
8	$480	$560
9	$540	$630

Print a copy.

Keep a copy of your application receipt and personal statement for your files.

If you have any question about the application process then call at (800) 523-2048 (in California) or (925) 808-2181 (outside California), during normal business hours.

Apply online:

If you want to make UC Admissions Application online, then open official site and click on the admission tool and click the undergraduate menu. Click to apply to UC option and get the information of UC application, and then click on the apply online option and click on the Go to the applications. After then login at applications login, enter username and passwords. If you are first time user, then click on begin option and enter username, password, which you want and enter your email address and get the UC admission form.

After the application:

After the application process you will receive an e-mail from the UC Undergraduate Application Processing Service within four to five weeks. If you do not receive it, then contact the processing service at ucinfo@ucapplication.net or call (800) 523-2048.

Use the links in the menu at left to check your application status, update transfer application and learn how to submit transcripts.

If you want to change after you’re submit process, then send written request to the application processing service at this address:

University of California Undergraduate Application Processing Service

P.O. Box 4010

Concord, CA 94524-4010

You must include:

• Application ID number
• New campus name(s)
• Major(s) to which you wish to apply
• Check or money order for $60 for each additional campus ($70 for international applicants), payable to The Regents of the University of California.
• https://admissions.ucop.edu/pathwaysF2010/Pathways

Get the full information about UC Admissions Application here.

Source: universityofcalifornia.edu