UARS (Undergraduate Admissions & Relations with Schools)

The Community College Transfer Recruitment Program (CCTR) and the Student Transfer Opportunity & Mentoring Program (STOMP) are both housed in the Undergraduate Admissions & Relations with Schools office. These efforts are partially funded by APEP funds. CCTR staff work on-site at over 38 California Community Colleges. CCTR works closely with community college transfer center staff, counseling units, student organizations, and other student support departments. These partnerships allow CCTR staff to identify, advise, and maintain contact with prospective transfer students. CCTR staff work to improve student's academic competitiveness for admission to the CSU & UC. Critical to CCTR efforts are to increase the number of transfer students from diverse socio-economic and geographic backgrounds.

STOMP is supported by current undergraduates who transferred to UCLA from California Community Colleges. STOMP volunteers work to reach out to prospective transfer students in order to disseminate accurate information about the transfer process. Each quarter STOMP students visit several community college sites and provide presentations to prospective transfer students. Two unique services that STOMP provides are: UCLA campus tours for community college students and the STOMP prospective student conference in the spring.

Undergraduate Admissions programs work collaboratively with other campus programs like the Transfer Alliance Program (TAP) and The Center for Community College Partnerships (CCCP) to increase the admissibility of transfer students.

Link to UARS community college programs webpage