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Review the UC Campus Map for locations of the 10 University of California campuses.

In the you'll find information to address your transfer planning questions.  But don't forget to schedule an appointment with a Counselor as well!

The is an online tool designed to help prospective UC students transferring from California community colleges track and plan their course work.

account today!  Or to review and make updates.

Six UC campuses offer guaranteed admission for specific majors to students that meet eligibility requirements.  To learn more visit the website where you can access the most current version of the TAG Matrix.

You may apply to as many UC undergraduate campuses as you like with just one application.  The application fee is $70 per campus.  Students who are eligible for the may apply to up to four campuses for free.  Learn more about how to to prepare for the upcoming application cycle!

There are a variety of resources available to explore majors at the 9 undergraduate UC campuses.  Here are a few:

The UC offers a Blue and Gold Opportunity Plan that covers the cost of tuition for eligible students.  Review eligibility criteria and learn more today!

Transfer planning is complex and we expect that you'll have questions!  We are here to support you!

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Catalog

UCLA (Los Angeles)

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• MEDPEP Program: 
  Opportunity for underrepresented and/or disadvantaged group-1^st gen, college student, low-income, Latino, African American, undocumented, etc. who are interested in a career in medicine, nursing, dentistry, or allied health careers.   for information and application.

UC Riverside

University of California, San Diego (UCSD)

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UC San Francisco

Please Note: UCSF admits at the Graduate level only.

UC Santa Barbara

UC Santa Cruz