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| Happy New Year from UC Riverside Undergraduate Admissions |
We hope you and your students have a successful 2019.
We understand that one of the biggest stressors for new university students is the cost of higher education. That's why it is important to remember that FAFSA and Dream Act applications must be filed online by 11:59 p.m. on March 2.
At UCR, 86 percent of undergraduate students receive financial aid and 70 percent of those who receive aid have all their fees covered by grants and scholarships.
To help prospective students get an accurate idea of just how affordable UCR can be, as well as the financial aid they could qualify for, there is the UCR Net Price Calculator. |
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| All transfer applicants to the University of California must complete a Transfer Application Update (TAU) form. Students who have not yet done so may access this form by going to the UC Application Update website and clicking on "Access Your Application" on the right hand side of the page. Students must complete the form, even if they do not have any work in progress or planned, by the priority deadline of January 31, 2019. |
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| Admission notifications will begin posting in March to students' MyUCR accounts. Please encourage students to keep an eye out for the email that will direct them to set their password and log into their MyUCR account. |
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| Students should update their highest self-reported ACT, SAT and SAT subject test scores on their admission application as soon as they receive scores from tests they took in November and December. |
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Highlander Day
Prospective students can connect with students and faculty
April 6
Register Now
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On-Campus Events
Keep up with what's going on
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| Grant allows for free childcare |
Undergraduate students with children receive a financial breather thanks to a $1.4 million grant that allows the children free daycare tuition and meals at the Early Childhood Services center.
"It really does take a village to raise a child." >>
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Yingbo Hua, a professor of electrical and computer engineering in UC Riverside's Bourns College of Engineering, suggests new ways to prevent eavesdroppers on wireless communications and offers a first line of defense for wireless security.
Moving beyond simple encryption >>
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Smithsonian names UCR alumna to top post
The Washington Post |
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Historic Latino student wave reshapes many colleges
The Washington Post |
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This UC Riverside student's t-shirt business was just the start
The Press-Enterprise |
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Galaxy may be littered with dead aliens blindsided by climate change
Forbes |
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| UCR counselor resources |
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| Scholarship opportunities |
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| Transfer admissions checklist |
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