AAC Guidebook
Welcome to the
MASTER GUIDE
Unfortunately, there will come a day that you will be leaving UCR. What to do afterwards? The vast majority of UCR students goes on to pursue a Master's, a PhD, or another kind of postgraduate degree. The program offered at UCR – a broad Liberal Arts and Sciences Bachelor's – is designed to provide you with a solid educational base. Specializing, to a large extent, is done in the next stage of your education. By outlining the processes and requirements involved as clearly as possible, we hope to make it easier for you to reach this next stage.
Table of Contents
Everything in the guide:
1
What are all those abbreviations about?
2
Applying - Research Experience - Extracurricular Activities
3
Courses and Transcripts - Motivation / Cover Letters - Letters of Recommendation - Resumes - Other Requirements
4
Costs - Resources
5
Specific advice from faculty from about every track
Questions?
If you have any questions, feel free to send an email to the AAC or shoot us a message on Facebook!
For specific questions about forms, transcripts and the like, you can also always contact the Registrar.
For specific questions about forms, transcripts and the like, you can also always contact the Registrar.
Special thanks
The Academic Affairs Council would like to thank the following people who contributed to the guide. Whether large or small, this guide could not have been written without them!
All faculty members who contributed
All alumni who contributed
All current students who contributed
Archimedes
PsyCo
All faculty members who contributed
All alumni who contributed
All current students who contributed
Archimedes
PsyCo