University of California (UC)
About the University Of California
Nine campuses. As diverse as its students. Pristine beaches or towering redwood forests. Downtown buzz or wide-open spaces.
Every one of UC’s nine campuses has something amazing to offer—and each is different from the next. Different programs. Different people. Different things to see and do.
It’s this diversity that opens minds. reframes perspectives and ultimately makes UC one of the best public universities in the world.
The Univeristy of California is "boldly Californian"
What does it mean to be boldly Californian? For over 150 years, the University of California has embodied an imaginative, audacious and pioneering spirit. And our 10 campuses, 5 medical centers and 3 national labs continue to lead the country towards a bright future - for everyone. Explore our interactive timeline capturing UC's vast history and commemorating its astounding accomplishments, distinguished academics, artists and athletes: https://150.universityofcalifornia.edu
What if the UC were just 100 students? (Perspective!)
Who are UC’s students? The answer might surprise you. Explore what UC would look like if the entire student body was only 100 students:
Explore the University of California
If you’re interested in applying to the UC’s, use the admission requirements to guide you in your class selections. You must meet the A-G requirements and have a GPA of 3.0 or higher (in 10th and 11th grade A-G courses). If you’re in the top 9% of your graduating class, you may qualify for Eligibility in the Local Context (ELC). Learn more about how UC applications are reviewed and what the selection process looks like for each individual campus.
Not sure which major to choose? Check out the UC Majors Guide - a searchable list of all available majors through the UC system.
Apply to the Univerisity of California
University of California is where you’ll find the University of California application.
The UC deadline to apply is November 30!
All campuses are now TEST BLIND.
All students with a 3.0 GPA or higher who've met their A-G requirements should consider applying to UC. Check out these Tips and Tools for Freshmen Applicants for guidance on what to do before, during and after the application process.
Read more about how to answer the Personal Insight Questions. Brainstorm, outline and write awesome drafts of personal insight questions with the College Essay Guy - for FREE! And check out the College Essay Guy has a guide to completing the activities list.
Your NJUHSD counselors will coordinate campus visits for students to meet with UC Readers in the fall. These readers are trained to review UC applicant essay submissions and are an excellent resource.