Transfer Admission Deadlines

Students are encouraged to complete their application before the deadlines.

* The application for financial aid must be completed in order to ensure timely aid disbursement. The application requires supplemental information, including signed copies of household tax returns.

Pacific's Transfer Admission Agreement (TAA)
(Updated 05/01/2007)

• For Students in any geographic area:
  Instructions and FAQ's & TAA Form
• For Community College Counselors:
  Instructions

Central Valley Higher Education Consortium (CVHEC) Transfer Admission Agreement (TAA) with Pacific
(Updated 05/01/2007)

• For Students at Community Colleges in the
  San Joaquin Valley (from Stockton to Bakersfield):
  Instructions and FAQ's & CVHEC TAA Form
• For Community College Counselors in the San Joaquin Valley:
  Instructions

The University of the Pacific welcomes applications from students transferring from other colleges. Students who have completed any post-secondary education after high school graduation are considered to be transfer applicants.

Students wishing to transfer to the University of the Pacific should have maintained good standing with all colleges attended. Minimum grade point average required to be considered for admission to University of the Pacific is 2.50.

Students who applied directly out of high school to University of the Pacific, but who were not admitted, may reapply once 30 transferable units have been completed at another institution. Most candidates who gain admission have grade point averages of 2.80 and higher.

The Office of Admission evaluates each student individually, taking into account the complete application.

Completed Application for Transfer Students

• Personal Statement
• Letter of Recommendation
• Official Transcripts from all colleges attended
• High School Transcripts (if transferable credits are less than 30 semester units)
• SAT-I or ACT scores (if transferable credits are less than 30 semester units)