ADT Pilot Program
The UC Irvine ADT Pilot Program allows students pursuing an approved Associate Degree for Transfer (ADT) from participating California Community Colleges (CCCs) to be given priority review consideration.
There is no additional application required; applicants will be reviewed and considered based on their UC application and should report relevant ADT information in the application.
Benefits of the ADT Pilot Program
- The ADT pilot program aims to streamline the transfer process and support more transfer students as they progress toward their bachelor’s degree.
- Through the ADT program, UC Irvine will offer priority admission consideration to students who complete an ADT from select CCCs. Each participating CCC may offer up to eight possible majors through the program.
- To participate, students must be enrolled at one of the participating CCCs and complete their ADT in a specific major.
ADT Pilot Program Requirements
Not Required for Transfer Admission
Students are not required to apply through the ADT program to be considered for admission. ADT is an optional pathway. Students who meet our general admission criteria are not required to have an ADT for admission.