The sequential nature of Bren School majors and the fact that many courses are offered only once a year make it beneficial for students to begin their studies in the fall quarter.
Applicants wishing to be admitted for the fall quarter, must have submitted their completed application forms during the priority filing period November 1-30.
In addition to information on this page, you may also want to view materials on The University of California web page. For more information about campus admissions in general, take a look at the admissions office at UCI's admissions page.
To apply as an undergraduate online, fill out the online application at The University of California Web page.
High School Students
Consult our major advisor tool for a quick way to begin thinking about which major(s) best suit your interests.Prospective students may request additional information about the Bren School undergraduate program or schedule an appointment with an academic counselor by calling the Student Affairs Office at (949) 824-5156 or contacting ucounsel@uci.edu.
For complete information about freshmen eligibility criteria, please refer to UCI's freshman admission page.
Inquiries about the status of your application must be directed to your counselor at the UCI Office of Admissions and Relations with Schools via the MyAdmissionApplication message center or by calling (949) 824-6703.
The Bren School will host several events in March/April 2007 for prospective new freshmen to experience first-hand the dynamic learning environments here at UC Irvine. Applicants will be able to meet with, and hear from faculty, current students, alumni and staff.
Transfer Students
Consult our major advisor tool for a quick way to begin thinking about which major(s) best suit your interests.Prospective students may request additional information about the Bren School undergraduate program or schedule an appointment with an academic counselor by calling the Student Affairs Office at (949) 824-5156 or contacting ucounsel@uci.edu.
To find out if a partnership agreement exists between the Bren School and your community college, visit the SMART-ICS page. SMART-ICS is a program that encourages partnership with area community colleges in an effort to provide student transfers to ICS subject credit for all lower division math and ICS courses required for the ICS degree.
For complete information about transfer eligibility criteria, please refer to UCI's transfer admission page.
Inquiries about the status of your application must be directed to your counselor at the UCI Office of Admissions and Relations with Schools via the MyAdmissionsApplication message center or by calling (949) 824-6703.
The Bren School will host several events in April/May 2007 for prospective new transfer students to experience first-hand the dynamic learning environments here at UC Irvine. Applicants will be able to meet with, and hear from faculty, current students, alumni and staff.
Second Baccalaureate
A student whose educational objective has changed substantially after receiving the bachelor's degree may be considered for admission to a program for a second degree.Please consult the second baccalaureate admissions page for more information.
