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Of the 137,000 students offered a spot at the nine undergraduate UC campuses, 28,750 were transfer applicants — an overwhelming majority of whom were from California community colleges.
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“April showers bring May flowers” and … young freshmen? This past month has been characterized by finicky weather, the stress of finals and, most noticeably, tons and tons of tour groups. While these tour groups are to be expected during the month of high school seniors’ college decisions, the tour
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There was something in you. “Congratulations” is all you needed to see before you started jumping, screaming and, perhaps, crying.
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Your entire college experience can be reduced to a mere triangle. Which corner of the triangle — school, social life or sleep — will you end up focusing on?
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While being an upperclassman may provide some advantages in terms of class enrollment, here are some of the things upperclassmen miss about being freshmen.
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We at the Clog want to prepare you for your college years, especially for our fellow Bears who are starting really fresh.
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With roughly 2,000 students coming to UC Berkeley’s campus in the spring, you’re not alone. Here are some tips about January start and Global Edge.
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UC Berkeley admissions do not consider legacy status as part of its application process, but some campus legacies continue.
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The admitted students were chosen from a pool of more than 85,000 students — creating an 18.3 percent acceptance rate for incoming freshmen, up from last year’s 17.5 percent acceptance rate.
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Cal Day is one of the most exciting and overwhelming days here at UC Berkeley. For current students, it’s a day to celebrate what makes this school so special and all the ways that Berkeley has come to feel like home. For prospective students, Cal Day is often the first
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