One of the most popular universities in the United States: University of California

Summary

This article contains University of California admissions data and thresholds, as well as internship courses suitable for degree applicants and graduates who want to gain practical experience. Welcome to inquire .

 

University of California List:

  1. UC Berkeley
  2. UCLA
  3. UC Riverside
  4. UC Irvine
  5. UC San Diego
  6. UC Santa Cruz
  7. UC Merced
  8. UC San Francisco (only offers medical school courses)
  9. UC Santa Barbara
  10. UC Davis

 

Why is the University of California famous?

The University of California is ranked in the top 200 in the US News and World University Rankings, and there are 4,000 universities in the US . In the QS rankings , UC Berkeley, UCLA, and UC San Diego are ranked in the top 100 worldwide .

 

University of California Requirements:

The curriculum for S3 to S6 must include:

  • 2 years of history
  • 4 years Chinese
  • 3 years of mathematics
  • 2 years of 2 science subjects, 1 year of geography
  • 2 years of English or foreign language
  • 1 year Fine Arts
  • 1 additional course

The application deadline is November 30th in Form 6

IELTS 6.5-7

 

How to get into the University of California?

The University of California requires a more comprehensive secondary school curriculum, which is different from the requirement of secondary schools in Hong Kong to choose subjects in Form 4. Students who do not have science subjects after Form 4 generally may not meet the requirements of the University of California.

Generally speaking, the University of California is known for being difficult to get into, with an overall admission rate of 15% for international students (Oxford University and Cambridge University have higher admission rates for international students than the University of California

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