- UCSF states that only 105 out of the 135 necessary credits for premed students are transferable from a junior or city college. Do A.P. classes and dual enrollment classes count as junior college?
- I want as much financial aid as I can get, but UCSF doesn't offer much in regards to merit based financial aid, that worries me a little bit. Is it possible to get a full tuition scholarship to UCSF with a family income of about 100,000?
Are you currently completing your undergraduate degree? UCSF is solely a graduate school for medical students.
No, I’m a highschool student and I plan on doing my undergrad at a local city college
Well, in response to your second question, you won’t be able to get a full tuition scholarship to any UC with that income. My family makes less money and my UC scholarship is just less than half of full pay.
Alright, thank you