<p>wow, are you living under a rock? everyone knows the best schools are the ones with tight apparel</p>
<p>Did most of you send in your scores and transcript? I thought scores/GPA were all self-reported until we're admitted? At least that's what an admissions officer told me...</p>
<p>Yes, grades and scores are all self-reported. The only time you send in your transcripts is after you've been admitted.</p>
<p>In reply to sauronvoldemort, you should have received an application ID number when you submitted your application to the UC system. Each campus you applied to will be providing you with their campus student ID number, at UC Davis this is called your SID. So if you applied to all nine undergraduate campuses you may have up to 10 identification numbers for the UC system alone. We prefer to use the SID number replacing the SSN for your security.</p>
<p>Thought so. Thanks a lot Sakura!</p>
<p>Oh that's awesome, an actual admissions rep on the forums!</p>
<p>when u send transcripts, do u send them to all the uc's u applied to or just to the adress that appears on ur uc application?
also when u send changes to the uc application, u send a letter just to the one place, not all the uc's u applied to, right?</p>
<p>i'm getting confused information: some say u have to send transcript only after spring semestre while the fall grades are just self-reported.
my councselor says that u have to send one during this fall term to show uc's that u are enrolled in the classes u said u took (because i am transferring in one year), another one after fall grades and posted and another during spring term (for ucla) and a final one after spring grades.</p>
<p>which information is correct?</p>
<p>I'm pretty sure we will put the Fall grades on a website, just like on the application, and all the UCs we applied to will see them.</p>
<p>At this point in the admissions process it is best to send the information that is requested of you to the campus that requested it. Each UC campus at this point has a different procedure for transfer students; so one UC campus may request mid year transcripts and another may not. Keep an eye on your email address, make sure it the one you provided in your application, this is the preferred way of communication by most colleges and any request for information will be sent via email or possibly both email and paper letter.
There is an application update through the UC system which will be completed online that will include your self reported fall grades and courses enrolled in for the winter/spring term. Again, however, some campuses might have their own individual update that you may need to complete or they might have you send in transcripts.</p>
<p>Most likely you will only need to send transcripts to the campus you are admitted to. They normal deadline for these records is July 15 and the campus will provide you the address to send the records to.</p>
<p>so, what ur saying is that the uc's will tell u what to do? u don't have to do all the transcript sending on ur own timing? but what about sending transcript now showing the uc's that ur enrolled in the fall classes?</p>
<p>what if u took some courses different from what u said u'd take in the app for spring? do u have to send a separate letter notifying of the change or just fill in the app update?</p>
<p>My counselor told me to not to do anything until they send me a letter of request for the materials they need.</p>
<p>UCD admissions,
How many scholarships are given out to transfers from UCD? What are some of the requirements?
Thanks :)</p>
<p>Sauronvoldemort: We expect the classes you included on your application are the courses you enrolled in for fall 2006. Through the application update (APU) form online you will provide us with the grades received in these courses and be able to update the courses actually enrolled in for the winter/spring term(s). We will not tell you what to do, we will request the documents to be sent by the date we would need them by.</p>
<p>Angljc1: I’m sorry, but I’m not in the scholarship office and can’t help with your question. Perhaps their website, part of the financial aid web site at Davis, can help.</p>
<p>Does anyone know what happens if we decide to change our planned courses (PL) schedule? I'm thinking of changing around some breadth classes, but no major prereqs. How should we notify the adcom's of the change? Do we even need to notify them?</p>
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<p>At this point in the admissions process it is best to send the information that is requested of you to the campus that requested it. Each UC campus at this point has a different procedure for transfer students; so one UC campus may request mid year transcripts and another may not. Keep an eye on your email address, make sure it the one you provided in your application, this is the preferred way of communication by most colleges and any request for information will be sent via email or possibly both email and paper letter.
There is an application update through the UC system which will be completed online that will include your self reported fall grades and courses enrolled in for the winter/spring term. Again, however, some campuses might have their own individual update that you may need to complete or they might have you send in transcripts.</p>
<p>Hrrm..I don't know if you were referring to my question, but that statement tells me how I report my coursework. I was trying to find out what to do when our PL coursework changes from the original PL coursework we reported in November.</p>
<p>"here is an application update through the UC system which will be completed online that will include your self reported fall grades and courses enrolled in for the winter/spring term."
maybe I'm trying to extract too much from that...</p>
<p>how do i report a 1 unit pe class i forgot to add on my application</p>
<p>i didn't even know i took this class until i wanted to register for a class at another junior college</p>
<p>o crap you just reminded me i did the same thing</p>
<p>but, I took PE when I was in elemntry school at my cc. You think it will matter at all. should I bother reporting it?</p>