If you applied to one or more UC campuses and are waiting on word from the admissions office, there is more you can do while you wait. First of all, did you send out all of your scores? Scores should be sent ASAP, and they should also be self-reported through the My UC Application portal. Remember that for the UC system, scores need only be sent to a single campus. (For the CSU system, you can sent your SAT scores to all campuses by using the CSU Mentor code- 3594).
Beyond test scores, you can also update your academic record if a you change schools, add or drop a course, or fail to earn a C or better in a course after submitting the application. Your communication should include the reason for the update and your name, ID number and signature. Information can be sent to the UC Application center.
Finally, this is the time to work on your financial aid applications. For UC specific information regarding financial aid, click here.
Even though the applications are completed for the UC campuses, support from a private college counselor can help to ensure that all items are complete. For those in South Pasadena, the San Gabriel Valley, the Greater Los Angeles area or beyond, contact The Right Fit College for any help you may need in the college admissions process.
Beyond test scores, you can also update your academic record if a you change schools, add or drop a course, or fail to earn a C or better in a course after submitting the application. Your communication should include the reason for the update and your name, ID number and signature. Information can be sent to the UC Application center.
Finally, this is the time to work on your financial aid applications. For UC specific information regarding financial aid, click here.
Even though the applications are completed for the UC campuses, support from a private college counselor can help to ensure that all items are complete. For those in South Pasadena, the San Gabriel Valley, the Greater Los Angeles area or beyond, contact The Right Fit College for any help you may need in the college admissions process.