How to fill in the UC application system in the United States?

The application for studying in the United States is completed by UC application system, which means that the application for studying in the United States has been opened for the 2020-202 1 season. Just because some students are not clear about UC system, I will talk about this application system today.

Fill in the online application

UC system has 7 modules, which students can fill in according to their own situation.

1, about you

This part is about the basic information of students. Such as name, place of birth and contact information.

If you are a student in China, write your own domestic address. If you are attending a high school in the United States, just write the school address. For the citizen part, if you don't have a green card, write F- 1 visa.

2. Campus & Major

This part is about the campus and major you want to study. Please note that you can write several campuses. Then professionally, Berkeley campus can often only choose one, and another alternative major can be written in other campuses.

In addition, if students apply for UCSD, they will generally choose colleges. Because the college system of UCSD is a bit like the college system. So you must click the college selection button.

3. Academic history

This part is about the information about students' academic qualifications, such as previous schools and grades. Academic history is the most complicated course for students to apply for UC, but because this part of the course is aimed at students from other States and is not suitable for international students, it is very common to find a matching course name here.

If you have junior high school courses and grades, you can also fill them in here. Because the math courses in senior one and senior two are comprehensive, you can actually fill in the math courses you have studied here. In addition, the school where I study in middle school also needs to choose here, and I also need to fill in very specific information such as study time and teaching language.

4. Test scores

This part is to write the contents of standardized tests, such as TOEFL, SAT and so on. And everyone has to complete the official distribution here. Generally, TOEFL and SAT will only be sent to the campus where students apply, but other campuses can also share their scores. Only this year, because the California Department does not require standardized scores, and it is very likely that there will be no standardized requirements in the future, students must choose to be optimistic about the admission requirements of these schools if they want to apply for these schools in California.

5. Activities & bonuses; prize

This part is about the awards students won in grade 9- 12, or the activities they participated in, such as subjects other than A-G in other course assignments, or paid internships.