Cincinnati admits students directly into their major. While the holistic review process outlined above is used for every college, some colleges or majors may be more competitive than others. Your selected major may provide us with a lens through which to view your application.
For example, strong math and science skills are necessary to be successful in our engineering program and we will look for evidence of those skills before we offer admission to an engineering program. View our application information to see what is needed to complete your application file. Regardless of major, Cincinnati reviews all applicants who have met the December 1 Early Action deadline prior to releasing admissions decisions.
Early Action applicants can expect to learn their admission decision on Cincinnati Decision Day which is typically in late January or early February. For students who complete an application after December 1, admission decisions will be released on a rolling basis after Cincinnati Decision Day which is typically in late January or early February.
Contact the campus admissions office for information. Each campus that accepts you for admission will issue you a Statement of Intent to Register SIR form or direct you to a website where you can declare your intent to register.
Use this form or website to indicate whether you accept or decline the admission offer. You are strongly encouraged to wait until you hear from each campus you have applied to before you declare your intent to register.
For most campuses, the SIR submission process is online. However, if you are required to mail a paper SIR form, it must be postmarked by these dates. Applicants admitted at a later date or for the winter or spring term should respond by the deadline indicated in the offer of admission. You may accept admission to one campus only. However, if you are required to mail a paper SIR form, it must be postmarked by these dates.
Applicants admitted at a later date or for the winter or spring term should respond by the deadline indicated in the offer of admission. You may accept admission to one campus only. You may not transfer your acceptance from one campus to another after you declare your intent to register. All campuses, except Merced, typically offer transfer waitlists for select majors and will extend waitlist offers by the end of April, with an opt-in deadline of May You'll be notified of your final status by July 1.
You can accept waitlist offers from multiple campuses, but you can only accept one offer of admission. Home How to apply Applying as a transfer After you apply Admissions decisions. Panic sets in and you are not sure what to do. You may update your personal information or apply to an additional UC campus by logging back into the UC Application. You are also required to submit any corrections to the UC Application through the applicant account at each UC campus.
Some applicant accounts are easier to set up and navigate than others, so sign up as soon as you receive instructions to familiarize yourself with the account features. Each UC campus may also conduct its own random audits and sometimes targeted audits if the applicant seems a little too perfect or anything on the application raised serious questions.
If you receive a request to provide information for an audit, respond promptly; not responding will disqualify you from admission. If you are caught lying on your application, the UCs will ban you from all admission consideration present or future yes, I do mean you will be banned for life from all UC campuses.
Berkeley requests optional recommendation letters from applicants who have mentioned special talents including athletics , learning differences, or those applicants who are considered borderline. Davis may issue supplemental questionnaires to applicants who have mentioned special talents including athletics , learning differences, or those applicants who are considered borderline. UCLA and San Diego generally issue a short supplemental questionnaire only to applicants who are considered borderline.
If you receive a request for recommendation letter submission from Berkeley or to complete a Supplemental Questionnaire from Davis, UCLA, or San Diego between December and February, it means you are selected for the augmented review. Respond to the request promptly and thoroughly; how you answer these questions can strongly influence whether or not you get into that particular UC. Please visit Supplemental Questionnaire for available services. Each UC campus will release the admission decisions on its own online system and on different dates throughout March some UCs may release small batches of decisions earlier than March :.
Each UC campus handles the waitlist opt-in process a little differently. Most UCs will have an opt-in deadline of April 15, but some campuses may extend the deadline to a later date.
Most UC campuses will not release waitlist decisions until well after the May 1 SIR deadline, so be sure to follow through with a backup plan in case the waitlist decision does not work out in your favor. For the campuses that have optional or required waitlist statements, be sure to explain why the campus is right for you. For example, what unique opportunities will the campus offer you that you cannot get anywhere else? How do you intend to take advantage of those opportunities?
You should also reinforce why you are the right student for that campus. Need guidance on what to emphasize in your waitlist statement? Consider my Waitlist Statement Service. Remember that the UC admission offer is provisional and you must meet ALL requirements specified in your Provisional Admission Contract or Conditions of Admission to remain eligible for admission.
The UC campus may cancel your offer of admission for any violation of the contract or conditions. The UCs do not defer acceptance for freshman applicants. Extenuating circumstances are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Contact the campus to find out how to file a request for deferment. Most UC campuses will not have an answer for your appeal until well after the May 1 SIR deadline, so be sure to follow through with a backup plan in case the appeal does not work out in your favor.
Each UC campus offers a set of instructions on how to submit an appeal. You MUST follow the instructions to ensure proper and expedited processing of your appeal submission.
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