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  1. Effective for the fall 2025 application cycle, Berkeley will no longer require IGETC/Cal-GETC, Essential Skills, or UC Reciprocity for eligibility for students applying to the College of Letters and Science. Students will have to complete University of California 7-course pattern to satisfy eligibility requirements for admission.

  2. The application fee is non-refundable. If you are a US Citizen or current Permanent Resident, the application fee is $135; for all others, the fee is $155. Application Fee Waiver. Current undergraduates and alumni of a University of California or California State University may be eligible for a Berkeley M.A. Statistics application fee waiver.

  3. At Berkeley we use personal insight questions to: Discover and evaluate distinctions among applicants whose academic records are often very similar. Gain insight into your level of academic, personal and extracurricular achievement. Provide us with information that may not be evident in other parts of the application.

  4. To complete your application, you will need: - A Statement of Purpose - Two letters of Recommendation - Transcript(s) from all the colleges/universities you attend(ed). - The REU application is through the Graduate School Application portal. Once you have created an account, there will be a pull-down menu for the program.

  5. Admissions overview. The University of California, Berkeley, is the No. 1 public university in the world. Over 35,000 students attend classes in 14 colleges and schools, offering 350 degree programs. Set the pace with your colleagues and community, and set the bar for giving back.

  6. The application deadline at University of California, Berkeley is Nov. 30. Admissions officials at University of California, Berkeley consider a student's GPA a very important academic factor.

  7. Marketing Research The marketing program offers two broad areas of research: consumer behavior and quantitative marketing. Alternatively, students may focus on the interplay between these two broad areas (consumer behavior and quantitative marketing) and how the economics and psychology interface can help researchers better understand and predict marketing phenomena. Consumer […]