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At the end of September, these students received a letter congratulating them on their academic achievements and encouraging them to apply to UC. The letter also included information about UC admissions, the ELC program and financial aid.
The Office of Undergraduate Admissions did not send paper letters to students who were denied admission for fall. Because the overwhelming majority of our applicants prefer to learn of their admission decision electronically, we post decisions on our secure applicant portal, MAP@Berkeley.
Undergraduate. Find out about application deadlines, student profiles, the academic setting and what it takes to “Be Berkeley.” Graduate. Explore graduate programs, research and professional development opportunities and funding options for your graduate education. Financial aid.
View our requirements and admissions process for first-year or transfer admissions. Around 65% of students qualify for financial aid. Learn about the types of aid that may be available. Check out our student profile to learn more about the incoming class at Berkeley.
When accepting the offer, every admitted student is prompted to read and accept each of their conditions. You can find a printable version of your Conditions of Admission in the MAP@Berkeley portal, along with a printable version of your admission letter. Each condition check box must be selected.
3. Accept your offer of admission. Are you ready to commit to Berkeley? Go to MAP@Berkeley to formally accept your offer of admission. 4. Committed? Now what? To kick your semester off smoothly, be sure to complete these key tasks: Create your CalNet ID in CalCentral.
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Applicant information. For more information on the admissions process beyond the requirements, review the following resources: First-year. Learn more from our first-year policy updates – including information on letters of recommendation. Follow the first-year applicant checklist.
