Important Note: The Site application deadline is May 23rd!!

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General Information:
Please read before proceeding to Online Application below!!
SITE is a residential program and completely FREE to you. If your goal is to attend a University of California campus, then you should spend a week at UCLA developing strong academic skills, meeting people who can assist you through the process and learning the skills required for an effective transfer experience.

SITE is a 6-day residential program that will teach students how to navigate the community college system; complete the appropriate coursework; and maximize their time in order to make a smooth, quick and successful transition to a University of California campus. SITE will also explore the role of higher education in our society.

Requirements:
Open to:

• All continuing California community college students and
  
• High School graduating seniors who are planning to attend a California community college in the fall.

Since SITE also focuses on the resources available to students who traditionally have low transfer rates-first generation, low income, older, and/or underrepresented students-students will be selected based on who will most benefit from the program.

SITE Application:
As we have many students who would like to participate in SITE, we recommend that you apply as soon as possible.

1. You can fill out your application online instead of mailing/faxing a paper copy. You will need to complete the application in one session so you must have your written responses typed in your own word processor (i.e. MS WORD) and cut and paste them before starting an application. The questions are posted below and should be ONE paragraph for each.
   
   
2. When you are filling out the online application, make sure NOT to use your browser's back and forward buttons.
   
   
3. Print your confirmation. This is the only proof you will have that you have applied.
   
   
4. If you need to make corrections, contact our office.

Questions:

1. What is your academic goal and how will a community college education help you achieve it?
   
   
2. Besides financial challenges, describe one specific challenge in achieving you academic goal.
   
   
3. Define what diversity means to you, your community, and its importance.
   

If you are unable to fill out the online application, a paper application can be downloaded by clicking here

If you are unable to download the application, contact us!!