Undergraduate Students

Good study habits are crucial to success. Click on the button below to view a PDF of the Seven Rules to Optimize Your Learning created by the Center for the Neurobiology of Learning and Memory.

Strong relationships between students and faculty members can open the door for exciting opportunities. While it may seem intimidating reaching out to professors and building these connections can be meaningful for your college experience. Remember that professors are an incredibly valuable resource.  By building relationships with professors through office hours and other interactions during and outside of class, students gain opportunities to benefit from their expertise.

We know that applying to health professional schools is a daunting task and takes an entire year to do. We also know that to be a good applicant you must start early in your college career to make sure you are a truly qualified applicant. We have tried to compile information here that will be useful to you both in the beginning of your time here and as you get closer to applying.

Letters of recommendation are required for almost every graduate, medical and other professional school application and are a very important part of the application process. They are also important for post- baccalaureate programs and some internship opportunities.

Take a look at the resources below offered to UC Irvine undergraduate students.

UC Irvine Be Well

Counseling Center

Student Wellness and Health Promotion

  Campus Social Worker

Childcare Services

The NAMI OC Warmline