Bachelor's/Master's Program

Intakes and deadlines

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GRADUATE/UNDERGRADUATE COURSE RESTRICTIONS Co-Scheduled Undergraduate and Graduate Courses Admitted BS/MS students may request enrollment in the graduate version of a co-scheduled course. However, they may not enroll in both versions of the course, nor may they enroll if they have already completed the undergraduate version. Students will not receive credit for both versions and will not be granted exceptions to drop the course past the deadline. MS Students: For courses in the CSE Department that are officially/unofficially Co-Scheduled: Undergraduate students must enroll in the undergraduate version of a co-scheduled course. Graduate students must enroll in the graduate version. Additional MS Program Policies: In addition to the above requirements, MS Students are restricted from enrolling and counting the graduate version of the following six courses if the undergraduate version was completed at UCSD Students may not attempt to take both the undergraduate and graduate version of these six courses for degree credit CSE-118/CSE-218 (Instructor Dependent/ If completed by same instructor) CSE 120/CSE 220 (all instructors) CSE 124/224. (MS students are permitted to enroll in CSE 224 only) CSE-130/230 (*Only Sections previously completed with Sorin Lerner are restricted under this policy) CSE 150A and CSE 150B, CSE 150/ 250A **(Only sections previously completed with Lawrence Saul are restricted under this policy) CSE 158/258 and DSC 190 Intro to Data Mining CSE 176A/276D.

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General2025-12-17

Winter 2027 | December 17, 2025 | Estimated April 2026 | Spring 2027

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Admissions and tests

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Other requirements

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Application Requirements Application: Complete and Submit the Graduate Online Application **Students should apply no later than the fourth quarter prior to the receipt of the bachelor's degree; i.e. have at least three quarters remaining in the bachelor degree program. Exceptions or extensions to the application deadlines will not be considered. Statement of Purpose : An applicant's statement of purpose is very important. Please be concise and as specific as possible in preparing your statement. Provide information that will aid the Admissions Committee in evaluating your potential for completing the M.S. program of study in CSE. Applicants are recommended to include information about internship/work or research/project experience. For guidelines on how to write a statement of purpose, please visit the UCSD Career Services Center. Letters of Recommendation : One (1) letter of recommendation is required, but additional letters are encouraged (BS/MS Applications only, updated 4/29/24). It strongly recommended that the letters of recommendation be completed by individuals who are in a position to analyze your ability and academic promise. Official Transcripts : Please upload transcripts from UCSD and all institutions or colleges you have attended since high school regardless of the length of attendance. Resume: Applicants should include relevant research/project or internship/work experience.

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Application Requirements Application: Complete and Submit the Graduate Online Application **Students should apply no later than the fourth quarter prior to the receipt of the bachelor's degree; i.e. have at least three quarters remaining in the bachelor degree program. Exceptions or extensions to the application deadlines will not be considered. Statement of Purpose : An applicant's statement of purpose is very important. Please be concise and as specific as possible in preparing your statement. Provide information that will aid the Admissions Committee in evaluating your potential for completing the M.S. program of study in CSE. Applicants are recommended to include information about internship/work or research/project experience. For guidelines on how to write a statement of purpose, please visit the UCSD Career Services Center. Letters of Recommendation : One (1) letter of recommendation is required, but additional letters are encouraged (BS/MS Applications only, updated 4/29/24). It strongly recommended that the letters of recommendation be completed by individuals who are in a position to analyze your ability and academic promise. Official Transcripts : Please upload transcripts from UCSD and all institutions or colleges you have attended since high school regardless of the length of attendance. Resume: Applicants should include relevant research/project or internship/work experience.

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Application_Documentrequired

Application Requirements Application: Complete and Submit the Graduate Online Application **Students should apply no later than the fourth quarter prior to the receipt of the bachelor's degree; i.e. have at least three quarters remaining in the bachelor degree program. Exceptions or extensions to the application deadlines will not be considered. Statement of Purpose : An applicant's statement of purpose is very important. Please be concise and as specific as possible in preparing your statement. Provide information that will aid the Admissions Committee in evaluating your potential for completing the M.S. program of study in CSE. Applicants are recommended to include information about internship/work or research/project experience. For guidelines on how to write a statement of purpose, please visit the UCSD Career Services Center. Letters of Recommendation : One (1) letter of recommendation is required, but additional letters are encouraged (BS/MS Applications only, updated 4/29/24). It strongly recommended that the letters of recommendation be completed by individuals who are in a position to analyze your ability and academic promise. Official Transcripts : Please upload transcripts from UCSD and all institutions or colleges you have attended since high school regardless of the length of attendance. Resume: Applicants should include relevant research/project or internship/work experience.

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Fees, funding, and awards

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Restrictions and immigration

Other: Courses must be "B" or above and eligible under the MS breadth, depth, electives requirements in order to be considered for the petition. CSE 298/CSE 293 are not eligible to be petitioned or transferred if completed during UG program. · source
Degree: Admitted BS/MS Students can enroll in graduate courses before the MS Program begins (note, taking graduate courses does not guarantee admission). If a student completes an eligible MS breadth, depth, or Elective that they want to petition to waive/transfer to the MS program, a petition is submitted during their first term in the MS Program (after the BS degree is officially posted). No Double Counting: Be advised that any course completed at UCSD can only be used to fulfill the degree requirements for only one of the programs, i.e. the Bachelor's of Arts, the Bachelor's of Science, or the Master's of Science. Courses must be listed in the BS final degree as extra Electives coursework not counted for the UG major or college requirements (not counted for the BS degree). Please ensure that your undergraduate college and major advising offices have updated your degree audits accordingly to reflect extra electives not counting toward the BS degree. Courses must be "B" or above and eligible under the MS breadth, depth, electives requirements in order to be considered for the petition. CSE 298/CSE 293 are not eligible to be petitioned or transferred if completed during UG program. A limit of five CSE graduate level courses (20 units) can be counted toward the units required for a Master's degree. Each course petitioned must be a minimum of "B" grade. · source

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