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  1. www.berkeley.edu › admissionsAdmissions - University of California, Berkeley

    Get step-by-step guidance through the application process, discover scholarships and grants, and walk through the Cal-culator to estimate your financial aid eligibility.

  2. admissions.berkeley.edu › apply-to-berkeleyApply to Berkeley - Office of Undergraduate Admissions

    How to apply to UC Berkeley. Apply to Berkeley by filling out the UC application. You can begin working on the application as early as August 1, and must submit the application October 1 – November 30.

  3. admissions.berkeley.eduHome - Office of Undergraduate Admissions

    Start your UC Berkeley journey by learning more about the basic admissions requirements that make Berkeley students stand out.

  4. apply.berkeley.edu › applyApplication Management - University of California, Berkeley

    University of California, Berkeley 110 Sproul Hall #5800, Berkeley, CA 94720-5800

  5. admission.universityofcalifornia.edu › apply-nowApply now | UC Admissions - University of California

    Get started on the University of California's undergraduate application and find everything you need to know about applying to our nine world-class campuses.

  6. admissions.berkeley.edu › apply-to-berkeley › international-studentsInternational Students - Office of Undergraduate Admissions

    To begin, learn the basics about applying as an international student: Basic Admission Requirements; Requirements for International Students; First-year Admission Requirements by Country; And, you must meet requirements as a first-year or transfer applicant. Next, get familiar with what makes an applicant stand out in our pool: How Berkeley ...

  7. admissions.berkeley.edu › apply-to-berkeley › freshmenFirst-Year Requirements - Office of Undergraduate Admissions

    Students who apply to Berkeley should meet the following minimum requirements: Meet the A-G subject course requirements. (Review the A-G Policy Resource Guide) Have a 3.0 GPA in A-G courses taken in the 10th and 11th grade years. (3.4 GPA for non-residents) *These minimum requirements follow the University of California (UC) minimum requirements.