“UBridge has helped me in the past two years through academic planning, including course selection, drafting and editing my UC application essays. They helped me resolve challenges efficiently, saving time I would have spent researching uncertain answers online.”
“My UBridge advisor is without a doubt one of the sweetest and most helpful people I know. Whether I needed help with my college application, getting in touch with a professor or even something not related to college, she was always ready to help. I honestly don’t think I would have done as well as I did if it wasn’t for her.”
“I am especially grateful for my UBridge advisor’s hard work and dedication. She has been of tremendous help throughout my time at college. She helped me navigate through the complicated academic planning process, found me resources that helped me with my academics and guided me through the transfer process, helping me get accepted into UCLA and UCSD.”
“UBridge and my advisor have been an incredible source of support throughout my two years at SMC. From selecting classes to transferring, they have been awesome at providing not just resources and tools but also the encouragement I needed to stay on track. My advisor has been amazing too, her patience and expertise made me feel confident in her abilities to help me transfer. I appreciate her efforts deeply and thanks to UBridge for assisting me along the way to my UC dream offer.”
“I am extremely grateful for the support from my University Bridge advisor over the past two years. Without her, my experience at community college would not have been that smooth.”
“UBridge managed to help me get into UC San Diego, even though I was not eligible to apply for TAG. I highly appreciate it.”
“During the past two years, UBridge advisors have helped me a lot. Before coming to the U.S., I was very afraid to face everything alone. I wasn’t sure how to handle problems correctly not just related to school, but also daily life in an unfamiliar environment. However, the advisors patiently guided me through personal questions, from enrolling in classes and accessing campus resources to communicating with professors and applying to UC schools.”