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  1. www.sandiego.edu › admission-and-aidAdmissions, Financial Aid Information - University of San Diego

    Hace 1 día · Get Admission and Financial Aid information for Undergraduate as well as Graduate programs at University of San Diego.

    • College and Schools

      Explore a 21st century liberal arts education that sharpens...

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      For groups of 10-125 high school students and chaperones....

    • Student Life

      At USD, our nurturing community comes together to create...

    • Graduate Admission

      Whatever your professional or personal aspirations, a...

    • Undergraduate

      USD offers 46 different bachelor’s degrees, several of which...

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      All students have a right to an education, regardless of...

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      Spring 2024. Regular Decision:October 2, 2023. Test-Free...

    • Admission Timeline

      Application deadline for Spring 2024: NOVEMBER, 2023 -...

  2. admissions.ucsd.eduAdmissions - University of California, San Diego

    Learn about Admissions at UC San Diego: We don’t just think outside the box, we break it apart and build a better one. Search This Site Search Faculty/Staff . Apply ... We’re a top national university with 140+ majors in every subject under the warm Southern California sun. Majors and Schools.

  3. www.ucsd.edu › admissions-aid › indexAdmissions & Aid - University of California, San Diego

    Find admissions information for UC San Diego undergraduate, graduate, and professional schools.

  4. admissions.ucsd.edu › apply › indexApply - University of California, San Diego

    Apply. Students can apply to UC San Diego using the UC application. Start your application early to allow time for reflection and feedback from mentors. Aug. 1 - UC application opens for editing. Oct. 1-Nov. 30 - UC application submission period.

  5. admissions.ucsd.edu › first-year › indexFirst-Year Students - University of California, San Diego

    First-Year Students. A first-year applicant is currently in high school or has graduated from high school but has not enrolled in a regular (non-summer) session at a college or university. If you've completed college courses during high school (through summer after graduation), you're still considered a first-year applicant.

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