Admitted Students – Reporting Changes/Withdrawing Application

Instructions for Freshman Applicants
Instructions for Transfer Applicants


Freshman Applicants

Reporting Schedule Changes and Non-Passing Grades

Follow the instructions provided here (on page 2, in the column titled “Failure to meet conditions/provisions: What to do next”) to report schedule changes and/or non-passing senior year grades received (recorded on official transcript). You may also use the same method to report corrections for previous coursework and grades.

Declining UC Admission Offer

You have the option to decline the SIR or simply not respond to the SIR (your admission offer will expire after the SIR deadline passes).


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Transfer Applicants

Reporting Schedule Changes and Non-Passing Grades

Follow the instructions provided here (on page 2, in the column titled “Failure to meet conditions/provisions: What to do next”) to report schedule changes and/or non-passing grades received (recorded on official transcript) that have not been reported through the Transfer Academic Update. You may also use the same method to report corrections for previous coursework and grades.

Withdrawing UC Application/Declining UC Admission Offer

Follow the instructions here to cancel or withdraw your UC Application. Keep in mind the UC Application fee is nonrefundable.

If you were offered admission, you may decline the SIR or simply not respond to the SIR (your admission offer will expire after the SIR deadline passes).


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