Fall 2009 Admission: Application Filing Period November 1-30, 2008
The University of California application filing period for fall 2009 is November 1-30, 2008. Applications must be submitted online by 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, November 30, to be considered.
You only need to complete one application to apply to UC Davis and other UC campuses. You'll find links to the online and printable application below, as well as details about the scholarship process. Remember, the application is also your opportunity to apply for scholarships! Please also see below to learn what happens after you file your application.
The UC application filing period for winter quarter/spring semester 2009 is July 1-31, 2008. UC Davis will not be accepting applications for winter or spring quarter 2009. Visit the University of California Web site to find out which campuses may be accepting applications.
Please visit our Application Basics for general information about application filing periods, deadlines and fees.
If you experience any technical difficulties while completing the application online, please send an e-mail to ucinfo@ucapplication.net. Please note: the UC system does not accept letters of recommendation or transcripts with the application. You do not need to submit official transcripts to our campus when you apply.
If you don’t have easy online access, you may submit an e-mail request for a print application to ucinfo@ucapplication.net. Include your name, address, application term and applicant status (freshman or transfer), along with an explanation for why you are unable to use the online application. Applications must be postmarked by the last day of the filing period.
Application Tips
Review our freshman and transfer tips for completing the application and preparing your personal statement.
Don't Forget to Apply for Scholarships
When you apply for admission, you are also applying for scholarships. Be sure to read all instructions pertaining to scholarships when completing the application, paying particular attention to the restricted scholarship eligibility codes.
Freshmen applicants:
A 3.25 GPA is required, but no additional documentation should be submitted.
Transfer applicants:
For UC Davis campus-based scholarships, a letter of recommendation is suggested, not required, and a 3.25 college GPA is needed. Transfer applicants who wish to be considered for the Regents Scholarship must have a minimum 3.80 college GPA and are required to submit a letter of recommendation by December 2, 2008. All transfer students who submit a letter of recommendation by the deadline will have their application packets holistically read by the campus scholarship committee, which may result in a more favorable review. Please review the "Prospective Students, Transfer Applicants" section of the Financial Aid Web site for more information. The letter of recommendation request form for transfer applicants will be available until December.
All applicants:
We encourage you to consider applying for a UC Davis Cal Aggie Alumni Association (CAAA) Leadership Scholarship, which requires a separate scholarship application and a short essay, due February 1. Visit the Cal Aggie Alumni Association for eligibility criteria and application instructions. For more information about applying for scholarships, visit our scholarships page.
If you wish to be considered for need-based scholarships, you must apply for financial aid. For more information, please visit our financial aid page.
After You Apply
After you submit your application online, you should receive an e-mail from UC Davis Undergraduate Admissions confirming that your application has been successfully filed. This may take a few weeks, so please be patient. We will send this message and all future e-mail communications regarding your admission status to the e-mail address that you listed on your application. Please add us to your e-mail address book today so our messages don't get caught in your junk filter, and check your e-mail regularly.
You should also receive an e-mail confirmation from the UC Undergraduate Admissions Processing Service (usually within four-to-five weeks of submitting your application).
Be sure to review our "After You've Applied" pages for freshman and transfer applicants to UC Davis. You can check your UC Davis admission status and accept your admission offer at MyAdmissions.
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