Transfer Agreement Guarantees (TAG)
A TAG is a formal agreement entered into by the student and the University of California (UC) that guarantees your admission as a junior for a specified term.
TAG Students will need to go online to create their Transfer Admission Guarantee with the UC system.
Please use this link: UC TAG Application for Fall 2012
- Dates, GPA and other requirements are subject to change.
- You must attend a TAG workshop before making a counseling appointment. Call (916) 660-7481 to reserve a spot at a TAG workshop.
- Student MUST have transcripts (unofficial) for ALL colleges and universities attended and transcripts for any Advanced Placement (AP) or other test scores when they write TAG agreement.
- Student is responsible for meeting all admission application & admission requirements as well as other deadlines required by receiving institution.
Information on How to Apply
University of California
Transfer Information
www.universityofcalifornia.edu/admissions/transfer/index.html
How to Apply/Apply Online
www.universityofcalifornia.edu/admissions/how-to-apply/apply-online/index.html
Seven University of California Campuses offer guaranteed admission to California Community College students. Participating UC campuses are: Davis, Irvine, Merced, Riverside, San Diego, Santa Barbara and Santa Cruz.
- UC TAG Criteria Matrix for Fall 2012
- UC Davis - Transfer Admission Guarantee
- UC Irvine - Transfer Admission Guarantee
- UC Merced - Transfer Admission Guarantee
- UC Riverside - Transfer Admission Guarantee
( Fall 2012 TAG Criteria) - UC San Diego - Transfer Admission Guarantee
( Fall 2012 TAG Criteria ) - UC Santa Barbara - Transfer Admission Guarantee
(Fall 2012 TAG Criteria) - UC Santa Cruz - Transfer Admission Guarantee
(Fall 2012 TAG Criteria) - UC Los Angeles - Admissions
(UCLA does NOT offer a Transfer Admission Guarantee, but does accept transfer classes from California Community Colleges) - UC Berkeley - Admissions
(UC Berkeley does NOT offer Transfer Admission Guarantees with any California Community College, but does accept transfer classes from California Community Colleges)