질문하기
Andrew Kim
님 답변
답변일
10/30/2011 7:17:35 PM
UC 지원서의 경우, Country of Citizenship 질문에 "No Selection" 을 선택하면 거주지, 비자, 쇼셜번호등 질문을 피할 수 있습니다. Undocument 학생들에게 추천되는 답변입니다. 아래 내용을 참고하세요. UCSD 의 대학지원 FAQ 일부분입니다. (9/16/2011)
Frequently Asked Questions from Undocumented Students
About the Undergraduate Admissions Application
Can an applicant skip questions on UC’s on-line application for undergraduate admission if the applicant is unsure how to answer?
All students, including undocumented applicants, must provide a response to the following questions in order to have their application processed:
-Applicant level at time of enrollment (freshman, junior transfer, etc.)
-Full legal name
-Country of citizenship: The response option “No selection” is considered a response and is the recommended choice for undocumented applicants. The “No Selection” response will avoid the applicant being asked other questions about permanent residency and visa status that are not applicable to undocumented applicants. “No Selection” will also prevent future follow-up for a missing Social Security number.
-Academic history (record of schools, courses and grades)
-Personal statement
-Electronic Signature
Frequently Asked Questions from Undocumented Students
About the Undergraduate Admissions Application
Can an applicant skip questions on UC’s on-line application for undergraduate admission if the applicant is unsure how to answer?
All students, including undocumented applicants, must provide a response to the following questions in order to have their application processed:
-Applicant level at time of enrollment (freshman, junior transfer, etc.)
-Full legal name
-Country of citizenship: The response option “No selection” is considered a response and is the recommended choice for undocumented applicants. The “No Selection” response will avoid the applicant being asked other questions about permanent residency and visa status that are not applicable to undocumented applicants. “No Selection” will also prevent future follow-up for a missing Social Security number.
-Academic history (record of schools, courses and grades)
-Personal statement
-Electronic Signature
