What is the full mailing address for UC Berkeley undergraduate admissions?
I'm filling out some scholarship applications and they’re asking for the official address of UC Berkeley, specifically the admissions office for undergrads. I tried looking at their website but got a little confused by the different addresses available. If anyone knows the complete mailing address (including any office names or codes that are necessary), that would really help me out.
Also, does it matter if I’m sending stuff to the main campus address, or should I be using a department-specific address for admissions materials? I just want to make sure everything gets to the right place since some of my forms include confidential information.
Also, does it matter if I’m sending stuff to the main campus address, or should I be using a department-specific address for admissions materials? I just want to make sure everything gets to the right place since some of my forms include confidential information.
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Kathy Jayanth
• 1 week ago
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For UC Berkeley undergraduate admissions, you should use the department-specific address to ensure your materials reach the right office. The full, most up-to-date mailing address for the Office of Undergraduate Admissions is:
UC Berkeley
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
110 Sproul Hall #5800
Berkeley, CA 94720-5800
Make sure to include 'Office of Undergraduate Admissions' and the mail code (#5800) in both the address and any cover letter or envelope labeling—this helps route your documents inside the university, which is especially important when sending confidential materials. Sproul Hall is the main administrative building for admissions, so this specific address is crucial for anything related to undergraduate evaluation, forms, or scholarships that are part of the admissions process.
Avoid sending admissions-related material to the campus's general address (like California Hall or just the general 200 California Hall address) because those will take longer to process, and things might not get forwarded promptly. Always go with the office- and mail code-specific address when requested for official admissions correspondence or scholarship purposes.
For example, if you’re submitting a confidential financial aid form, writing a cover letter addressed specifically to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at the Sproul Hall address helps assure your information gets to the right staff.
If your scholarship application requires an email address as well, you can use: admissions@berkeley.edu, but for physical mail, the above address is correct.
UC Berkeley
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
110 Sproul Hall #5800
Berkeley, CA 94720-5800
Make sure to include 'Office of Undergraduate Admissions' and the mail code (#5800) in both the address and any cover letter or envelope labeling—this helps route your documents inside the university, which is especially important when sending confidential materials. Sproul Hall is the main administrative building for admissions, so this specific address is crucial for anything related to undergraduate evaluation, forms, or scholarships that are part of the admissions process.
Avoid sending admissions-related material to the campus's general address (like California Hall or just the general 200 California Hall address) because those will take longer to process, and things might not get forwarded promptly. Always go with the office- and mail code-specific address when requested for official admissions correspondence or scholarship purposes.
For example, if you’re submitting a confidential financial aid form, writing a cover letter addressed specifically to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at the Sproul Hall address helps assure your information gets to the right staff.
If your scholarship application requires an email address as well, you can use: admissions@berkeley.edu, but for physical mail, the above address is correct.
Kathy Jayanth
Berkeley, CA
UC Berkeley | Economics & Slavic Studies
Experience
5 years