<p>i submitted my apps to several UCs…2 or 3 days ago…and i did not add 9th grade courses and grades…since they were not year long courses(first semester from another country)…however, i sent letters that include the 9th grade courses to each campuses…</p>
<p>so my question is…do you guys read any letters??</p>
<p>also, how do you guys see several(5~6) minor typos??</p>
<p>The typos aren’t a huge issue, as least not as big of an issue as not reporting the course work on your application. Each UC campus has a different policy regarding application changes. UC Davis does not review any paper letters that are submitted. All changes must be made through a website which you will gain access to after we receive your application. If you don’t hear anything from UC Davis by the middle of January, please contact the office.</p>
<p>Since the Application period is still open you might try to contact the University of California Central processing center to see if you can update your application. You should have an email with their contact information; it was sent immediately after you started the application.</p>
<p>so…does that mean i will be able to change my courses if everything goes as planned???
i thought UCs wanted to list only a year long courses…so…i did not put my courses…</p>
<p>now im really freaking out…</p>
<p>but thank you very much…</p>
<p>last year’s studnets~</p>
<p>will we get gain access to modifying apps??</p>
<p>For freshman applicants we want all “a-g” courses completed. Please contact the central processor to inquire about making the changes. If they can’t be made then you can inform UC Davis of the changes at a later date as explained above.</p>