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If you’re interested in applying to any college that belongs to the University of California system, you’ll need to fill out the UC Application. In this video, our college admissions expert, Purvi Mody, will describe all the different sections that you’ll find on the online application and what kind of information you’ll have to provide for each. The UC Application requires a lot more details than the common application, including your California residency status.
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Campuses and majors
A video that shows you how to fill out the Campuses & Majors section of the UC Application. A college admissions counselor explains the differences between UC campuses and the majors you can choose for each.
Scholarships
A video that shows you how to fill out the Scholarships section on the UC Application. A college admissions counselor explains the importance and the requirements for filling out this section.
About you
A video that shows you how to fill out the About You section of the UC Application. A college admissions counselor explains the different kinds of personal information that you'll have to submit about yourself as well as your family.
Academic history
A video that shows you how to fill out the Academic History section of the UC Application. A college admissions counselor explains how to report all the classes and grades that you received in high school.
Activities and awards
A video that shows you how to fill out the Awards and Activities section of the UC Application. A college admissions counselor explains which extracurricular activities, leadership positions, and awards you should include.
Test scores
A video that shows you how to fill out the Test Scores section of the UC Application. A college admissions counselor explains how to report SAT, ACT, AP, IB, and TOEFL test scores.
Personal statements
A video that shows you how to fill out the Personal Statement section of the UC Application. A college admissions counselor explains how to write your college essay, how to enter it on the application, and what to include for additional comments.
