Applicant Checklist
Next steps for Freshman applicants
If you are a current freshman applicant, check out the steps below. (Note: You will receive an email in early December indicating we have received your application and that you may log in to the student portal.)
- 1. Check your application’s progress online
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Check your application’s progress online via the student application portal MAP@Berkeley. You will receive your login information in early December.
- 2. Make sure we have correct information on file
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You will need the email address you provided in the UC application.
- 3. Update your application
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If you need to change your email address, telephone numbers, mailing addresses, or SAT/ACT test scores, please update this information online at the My UC Application website (link is external). You can also change your email address through the Berkeley student portal, MAP@Berkeley (after logging in the first time).
- 4. Complete any required forms
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While most applicants will not have any required forms to complete, applicants to the following majors and programs will need to fill out supplemental forms and other information via MAP@Berkeley.
- Management, Entrepreneurship, & Management (MET) Program
- Bioengineering + Business Administration
- Civil Engineering + Business Administration
- Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences + Business Administration
- Industrial Engineering & Operations Research + Business Administration
- Mechanical Engineering + Business Administration
- Global Management Program (Haas School of Business)
Students who are interested in Sciences Po should submit a separate application which is available on the program website.
- Management, Entrepreneurship, & Management (MET) Program
- 5. Monitor your email
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This is the way we will be communicating with you. Take any necessary steps to ensure that this is not tagged as spam: admissions@berkeley.edu. Do not email admissions@berkeley.edu. If you need to reach us for any reason, visit our Contact Us page, or call us at 510-642-3175 to speak to a UC Berkeley admissions representative.