University Programs
Cross-Enrollment
Undergraduate students enrolled at Chaffey College may enroll at a CSU or UC campus without formal admission and without payment of additional State University fees, in a maximum of one course per academic term at a campus of either the CSU or UC system on a space available basis at the discretion of appropriate campus authorities on both campuses.
A student is qualified to cross-enroll if the student has met all of the following requirements:
Completed at least one term at Chaffey College as a matriculated student
Enrolled for a minimum of six units for the current term
Earned a grade point average of 2.0 (grade of "C") for work completed
Paid appropriate fees at Chaffey College for the current term
Completed appropriate academic preparation as determined by the host campus
Is a California resident
For more detailed information please refer to the Cross Enrollment Instructions handout(1) and additional instructions attachment Or download the Cross Enrollment paper application
Students may also contact the Transfer Center for further information at (909 652-6233.
Interested?Download the application Or contact the Transfer Center at (909)652-6233 for more information.
UC Berkeley's Club Cal
The University of California, Berkeley's Admission Information and Advising office, invites you to join a unique way for transfer students to take advantage of the advising and guidance of UCB Admissions Information and Advising staff which will help you be the most competitive applicant possible. Club Cal enables those who join to be part of a group of students who are serious about being a competitive applicant to Berkeley, and who will commit to working toward that goal. As with any preparation program admission is not guaranteed, however, aims at guiding you through what can be an intimidating process.
Students must meet certain criteria to join Club Cal:
1) Students need to be the first in their immediate family to attend a university and/or be from a low income backround.
2) Students may be a member of another outreach program such as PUENTE, MESA, EOPS, etc...
3) Club members will be required to communicate with a staff member from the Southern California Admissions Information and Advising office at least once a semester.
4) Club members will be required to attend a prospective student reception in the Fall and Spring.
5) Unofficial transcripts must be submitted listing all college level course work taken.
6) Updates of courses and grades must be reported at the end of each term.
7) Club members must maintain a transferable GPA of at least 3.5 for each term after joining Club Cal.
Club Cal members also have direct access to Cal Alumni who are with you each step of the way offering you insight about the Berkeley experience and the encouragement you need to "see yourself at Cal".
To apply students must mail or submit a paper application to the UC Berkeley Southern California regional office. Application is available in the Transfer Center. Contact Transfer Center for further details at (909) 652-6233 or call the UCB SoCal regional office at
(909) 985-1896.
Students may choose to request an application from the regional office. Office mailing address is as follows:
UC Berkeley
Southern California Admissions Office
Transfer Specialist
114 N. Indian Hill Blvd., Ste. C
FAX (909) 621-7123
UCLA's Summer Intensive Transfer Experience (SITE)
UCLA's Center for Community College Partnerships (CCCP) is pleased to announce the Summer Intensive Transfer Experience (SITE) for prospective transfer students. SITE allows students to engage in the discovery of univerisity life in general and of UCLA in particular.
General Information:
SITE is a residential program and completely FREE to you. If your goal is to attend a University of California campus, then you should spend a week at UCLA developing strong academic skills, meeting people who can assist you through the process and learning the skills required for an effective transfer experience.
SITE is a 6-day residential program that will teach students how to navigate the community college system; complete the appropriate coursework; and maximize their time in order to make a smooth, quick and successful transition to a University of California campus. SITE will also explore the role of higher education in our society.
Requirements:
Open to:
? All continuing California community college students
and
? High School graduating seniors who are planning to
attend a California community college
in the fall.
Since SITE also focuses on the resources available to students who traditionally have low transfer rates-first generation, low income, non-traditional, and/or underrepresented students, students will be selected based on who will most benefit from the program.
Note SITE takes place every summer, applications for the current year will most likely become available between March and April.
APPLICATIONS FOR SUMMER 2008 ARE DUE JUNE 1ST!
Two sessions available for SUMMER 2008
SITE 01: July 8 - 13 &
SITE 02: July 22 ? 27
Students are encouraged to APPLY ON-LINE! @ http://www.college.ucla.edu/up/cccp/site.htm. Feel free to visit or call the Transfer Center at (909) 466-2813 with any further questions.
For more information please visit the UCLA Center for Community College Partnernships webpage @ http://www.college.ucla.edu/up/cccp/site.htm contact the CCCP office (310) 267-4446, or via email at site@college.ucla.edu
STEP-Up Program
Are you a Chemistry, Physics, Engineering, Computer Science or Mathematics Major?... The Step-Up Program offers you a great opportunity!
What is Step-Up
Funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF), Science Technology Engineering Mathematics Talent Expansion Program for Underutilized Populations (STEP-UP) is a Southern California regional initiative designed to increase the number of underrepresented domestic students obtaining baccalaureate degrees in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). This five-year, inter-institutional and multi-disciplinary initiative, awarded in Fall 2004, is led by UCLA?s Center for Excellence in Engineering and Diversity (CEED) in the Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science. Regional partners include California State University, Los Angeles (CSULA).
Eligibility Requirements
Students must be in good academic standing and meet one of the following criteria.
1. Student?s background must be that of an underrepresented minority (as defined by the National Science Foundation). These are American Indians/Alaskan Natives (Native Americans), African Americans, Hispanic Americans, and Native Pacific Islanders.
2. An incoming student who has tested into Pre-Calculus or higher on the Math Assessment Exam
OR
3. Currently enrolled in Calculus or differential equations
courses, but not yet ready to transfer within a year
OR
4. Ready to transfer and have completed the requirements for entry into a Science, Engineering, Mathematics or Computing major
NOTE: Additional consideration is given to students who are affiliated with STEP-UP partners (these include MESA, EOPS, Black Scholars, PUENTE UCLA CCCP, and UCLA BRIDGES)
Students must be willing to release their transcript to STEP-UP personnel for purposes of cohort data collection. Please note that your name, contact information, student id number, and other data that would lead to your identification will not be released. All data will be reported as a group (i.e. 90% of community college students maintained a 2.8 or above GPA).
To Apply for this program click on the following link http://www.seas.ucla.edu/step-up-cgi-bin/application.pl?mn=3&sm=3-1 or for more information visit the Step-up Program website @ http://www.seas.ucla.edu/step-up/whatis/index.html?mn=0
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