- Application Status
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Current Status of your application in the admission process.
- Date of Current Status
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Date your application file moved to the Application Status indicated.
- Date Application Received
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Date you clicked “submit” as you completed your electronic application. UC Davis is no longer accepting paper applications so the submit date replaces the postmark.
- Date File Completed
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Date the last document required to complete your file was entered into our computer database.
- Fall Grades Received
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fall grades / transcript listed under Documents Received means that a transcript or grade report has been sent directly to the law school from a college or university. It can also indicate receipt of an updated CAS report that includes fall grades. In some instances when we request you to fax a transcript, it may or may not be entered as fall transcript received because a faxed copy is considered unofficial.
Fall grades/transcript listed under documents missing does not necessarily mean that your file is incomplete. Fall grades are not required to complete a file. Although our preference is to have you submit all new grades as soon as they become available, your file can be considered without fall grades. If you are specifically asked to provide fall grades, you should do so immediately as it is likely that your application file will not be considered further until the transcript has been received. If you have already graduated from college and your documents missing lists Fall Grades, ignore it. We are aware that you will not be submitting fall grades.
