Take the next steps to becoming a Berkeley student. Discover what Berkeley has to offer. Review your admit FAQs if you have questions about your admission. Are you a family member? Learn more about how you can support your student. 1. Review all admitted student documents.

Click below to sign into your MAP@Berkeley portal.

Newly admitted student? Here are some quick links. Select one of the options below to learn more about Berkeley Admissions.

Find out about application deadlines, student profiles, the academic setting and what it takes to “Be Berkeley.” Explore graduate programs, research and professional development opportunities and funding options for your graduate education.

In December, UC Berkeley will notify applicants, via email, that we’ve received your application. Here are the next steps you need to take: First-year applicant checklist. Transfer applicant checklist. Applicants log into the Berkeley campus application portal here: MAP@Berkeley.

Now that you are admitted, you may be wondering what happens next. Log into MAP@Berkeley to review your Conditions of Admission, Frequently Asked Questions and your Financial Aid …

Start your UC Berkeley journey by learning more about the basic admissions requirements that make Berkeley students stand out.

If you’re a newly admitted student who has accepted your offer of admission, please follow the directions in CalCentral for submitting official transcripts and other required documents. You will see in CalCentral when your document has been received.

UC Berkeley seeks students from all over the world to be a part of our amazing community. First-year applicants are students who are currently in high school (with or without college coursework completed), or students who have graduated high school and have taken no college coursework post-high school.

Are you undecided? Interested in potentially changing your major? Will you add a major or minor? Or are you just curious about the majors and minors Berkeley offers? The Berkeley Academic Guide is your one-stop shop for major exploration.