Application Filing Periods

California State University

Apply Online:  www.csumentor.edu

* Not all CSU campuses or majors accept transfer applications for winter and spring terms. To determine which specific campuses and/or undergraduate programs are accepting applications for a specific term, check the Application Filing Status Report page on CSUMentor.

CHECK CSU APPLICATION STATUS
After you have applied to a CSU campus, check your application status by clicking on the appropriate link below.

• Cal Poly Pomona: Bronco Direct
• Cal Poly San Luis Obispo: my.calpoly.edu Portal
• San Diego State University: SDSU Web Portal
• San Francisco State University: SF State Admission Status
• San Jose State University: MySJSU

University of California

Apply Online:  www.universityofcalifornia.edu/apply

^ Not all UC campuses or majors accept transfer applications for winter and spring terms. To determine which specific campuses and/or undergraduate programs are accepting applications for a specific term, check the UC Undergraduate Admissions Web site under Check Open/Closed Majors (select by campus in left navigation bar).

CHECK UC APPLICATION STATUS
After you have applied to a UC campus, check your application status by clicking on the appropriate link below.

• Berkeley: myBerkeleyApplication
• Davis: MyAdmissions
• Irvine: MyAdmissionsApplication@UCI
• Los Angeles: Admission Decisions
• Merced: MyUCMerced
• Riverside: MyUCR
• San Diego: UC San Diego Single Sign-On
• Santa Barbara: Access Your Application Information
• Santa Cruz: MyUCSC

Independent & Out-of-State Colleges and Universities

Students interested in applying to an independent/private or out-of-state college or university should check the Web site for the campus of choice and apply online or download an application form.  Students may also access admission applications - online and in print - for over 400 member institutions that use The Common Application.

Locally, in the Bay Area, there are many independent colleges and universities use The Common Application (see ♦ below) to process their admission applications, including the following institutions:

Additional Online Application Web sites

The Common Application (www.commonapp.org ) Apply Online

The Common Application offers a common, standardized application form for use at any member institution. Students can view application fees, general admission requirements as well as get an overview of financial aid, majors and degrees offered, and student life for each prospective member institution.  Additionally, students can also view both online and print versions of college application forms.

National Application Center (www.nationalappcenter.com ) Apply Online

Plan, explore and apply to 800+ college and university from across the U.S. with access to a wide array of tools and resources for college and career planning, financial aid planning, and scholarship searches.

Archives

ChristianCollegeMentor
NOTE: Effective 2011 the Xap Corporation no longer maintains a separate ChristianCollegeMentor application web site; see www.nationalappcenter.com)

ChristianCollegeMentor is a student services Web site representing Christian colleges and universities in the U.S. that are recognized by the National Association of Christian College Admissions Personnel (NACCAP) and the Council for Christian Colleges & Universities (CCCU).

HBCUMentor
NOTE: Effective 2011 the Xap Corporation no longer maintains a separate HBCUMentor application web site; see www.nationalappcenter.com)

HBCUMentor is a free, student services Web site that represents both state and independent Historically Black Colleges and Universities in the U.S.  Students can utilize the site's college and career planning information to help them select a HBCU, apply for admission to a HBCU, and plan to finance higher education.