Editing University of California, San Francisco (section)

== Admissions to UCSF ==
The admissions process at UCSF is highly competitive, as the university attracts top candidates from around the world. Since UCSF is a graduate-level institution, the admissions process varies depending on the program (e.g., '''MD''', '''PhD''', '''PharmD''', etc.).

=== Key Admission Requirements: ===

* '''Graduate Programs''': UCSF generally requires a '''bachelor’s degree''' (or its equivalent) for entry into its graduate programs. The admissions process includes '''standardized test scores''' (where applicable), '''recommendation letters''', and '''personal statements'''.
* '''Medical School''': UCSF’s '''School of Medicine''' has a '''holistic admissions process''' that looks for applicants with strong '''academic records''', leadership potential, and a demonstrated commitment to '''clinical care''' and '''community service'''.
* '''Nursing and Pharmacy''': Admission to UCSF’s '''School of Nursing''' and '''School of Pharmacy''' requires completion of prerequisite courses and a strong background in the '''health sciences'''.

=== Financial Aid at UCSF ===
UCSF is committed to making its programs affordable and offers '''financial aid''' through '''scholarships''', '''fellowships''', and '''loans'''. Many students also receive '''institutional support''' for research projects, clinical training, and other professional development opportunities.
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