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First-Year students may be admitted to UC San Diego as undeclared. Transfer students must be admitted into a major and may not be admitted as undeclared. Transfer students applying to select majors visit the If you need help choosing a major, speak with an academic counselor to assist you in selecting a major that matches your interests. If you are applying to a capped major, we strongly suggest that you submit an alternate major on your application and that your alternate major not be capped. If you are not admitted into a capped major, you may be admitted to your alternate major. First-Year students not admitted into a capped major may be admitted as undeclared. Transfer students are not admitted as undeclared and will not be admitted to the university if they are not admitted to a major. UC San Diego’s small colleges help you thrive in a welcoming community. Students have access to personalized advising, support services and leadership opportunities through their college while enjoying the advantages of a large Tier 1 research institution. Each college has their own philosophy and traditions, as well as their own General Education requirements. Learn more about our Each UC San Diego undergraduate student belongs to one of our small colleges. On your UC Application, you will be asked to rank your College preferences so that if you are offered admission we can assign your college based on your ranking. We will try our best to assign you to your top picks. However, we cann...

You bring the will. We’ll help with the way. Every student with a bright mind and a burning desire to learn deserves the opportunity to experiment and explore at UC San Diego. Please note: Students from other U.S. states are not eligible for California financial aid, however the University of California will help out-of-state students receive federal aid for which they are eligible. International students are not eligible to receive federal or state financial aid. To be granted a visa, international students must prove sufficient funds to meet all estimated expenses for studying in the U.S. 2022-2023 Tuition and Fees Mandatory university charges for tuition and student services help cover infrastructure and ongoing operations such as the delivery of instruction and the cost of student services such as registration, financial aid, remote academic advising and tutoring. Tuition and mandatory fees have been set regardless of the method of instruction and will not be refunded in the event instruction occurs remotely for any part of the academic year. Campus-based fees support campus services, maintain facilities, and broadly support and preserve the campus infrastructure. As campus operations adjust to the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, our dedicated team of professionals remains committed to delivering the highest quality service possible. Campus-based fees will continue to be collected and will not be refunded.

UC San Diego Health leaders are pushing back against a recent article in an influential oncology publication that makes dire statements about the viability and safety of Moores Cancer Center. One of 54 designated comprehensive cancer centers in the nation, Moores earned its designation in 1978, meeting rigorous requirements to prove that it is capable of broad and deep research in addition to quality patient care. Citing the recent decision by Dr. Joseph Califano III to leave his job as the center’s director as soon as a replacement can be found after just six months on the job, and the recent departure of other key leaders, the piece makes the case — quoting unnamed sources and leaked documents — that Moores’ entire portfolio of more than 200 clinical trials should be suspended and that “they are risking patient safety by not doing so.” The university objected most strongly to any suggestion of possible patient harm and the notion, expressed in the piece’s headline, that Moore’s designation as a comprehensive cancer center “is in trouble.” “I take exception to the innuendo that there has been any patient harm from clinical trials or that our comprehensive cancer center status is in jeopardy,” said Dr. John M. Carethers, vice chancellor for health services at UCSD. All human research programs in the United States are required to have institutional review boards (IRB) to make sure that patient rights are protected and to collect reports of “adverse events” for investigation...

Our University is Your University Discover UC San Diego gives high school students a chance to take online college courses, free-of-charge, giving all students equitable access to experience college-level classes regardless of what opportunities are provided through their high school or other local programs.Each offering is designed to engage students in an intensive online exploration of a specific topic. An Inclusive Community Where We all Have The Opportunity to Thrive At UC San Diego you will find an academic environment that encourages you to follow your intellectual curiosity and to pursue opportunities to make an impact in your own unique way. At our university, we recognize that true excellence is achieved when we feel respected for our perspective, background, and heritage. We should all feel included in campus life and experience equitable opportunities in achieving our aspirations. The Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion team is dedicated to providing leadership to help achieve this goal.

Sun. Sea. Surfing. Our campus at UC San Diego has plenty of obvious charms. But you’ll also find one of the world’s leading research universities—second in the world, to be exact—and over 130 undergraduate courses across five disciplines. San Diego puts a different spin on what it means to be a university. It’s not just about your subject, but what you choose to focus on. There are seven colleges in total, each with its own theme and educational requirements. Students get to make their own choice, and see where they fit. There’s an impressive and award-winning faculty too, including Five Nobel laureates, Pulitzer Prize winners, Fields Medal winners, Tony winners, Oscar winners... The weather is incredible. The facilities are world-class. You’re sure to be swept away by life at UC San Diego. Early Childhood Education Center MC 0962, 9500 Gilman Drive (858) 246-0900 Financial Aid Office Student Services Center, 3rd Floor (858) 534-4480 International Admissions Specialists (858) 534-4831 Office for Students With Disabilities Building 202, University Center Voice: (858) 534-4382 TTY: (858) 534-9709 Registrar Student Services Center, 2nd Floor (858) 534-3150 (858) 534-3150 Tour Information and Reservations Student Services Center, 1st Floor (858) 822-4750 (858) 534-4831 Additional resources • • • •

You won't hear, "We've always done it this way." Like the rest of UC San Diego, we believe incisive thinking and unconventional approaches are not mutually exclusive. We like it when people don't stay in their disciplinary lanes. At Rady, there's a hunger, a fearlessness and an openness to try new ideas.