UC Santa Barbara (UCSB) is a world-renowned public university situated in a beautiful coastal location. It offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs, attracting students from across the globe. The university is committed to providing a world-class education and fostering a collaborative community, preparing students to become global citizens with strong academic and professional prospects.
English proficiency exam scores must be submitted by the December test date prior to enrollment and sent directly from the testing agency. Scores are valid for two years from the exam date and must be available in July prior to enrolling. UC does not accept IELTS One Skill Retake or MyBest TOEFL. The digital SAT Reading and Writing score is not accepted for English proficiency.
Campus-based fees fund a variety of student-related services and facilities. For specific fee amounts, please refer to the quarterly tuition and fees schedule for the relevant academic year.
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You can demonstrate English proficiency through various tests, including TOEFL iBT (80 or better for tests taken before Jan 2026, 4.5 or better for tests taken Jan 2026 or later), IELTS (6.5 or higher), Duolingo English Test (115 or higher), or by completing a UC-transferable college course in English composition with a grade of 'C' or better. English proficiency scores must be submitted by the December test date prior to enrollment.
The application process involves determining your admission type, reviewing specific academic and English language requirements, preparing necessary documents like transcripts and test scores, and submitting your application through the relevant UC admissions portal by the deadlines. Ensure your English proficiency scores are sent directly from the testing agency.
English proficiency exam scores must be submitted by the December test date prior to enrollment. These scores are valid for two years from the exam date and must be available in July prior to enrolling.
Fees are updated every academic year and are not based on a student's fee cohort. Campus-based fees fund student-related services and facilities. For specific fee amounts, please refer to the quarterly tuition and fees schedule for the relevant academic year.
Specific academic requirements are not detailed in the provided information, but applicants should review the admission requirements for their chosen program on the university's admissions website and prepare academic transcripts and any program-specific materials.