CSIS Statewide Student ID

Requested in 2007–08 Application

The University is asking applicants for the 2007–08 academic year to provide their Statewide Student ID number as part of their application.

Every student who attends a California K-12 public school is assigned a Statewide Student Identifier by CSIS, the California School Information Services. This unique 10-digit number enables the state Department of Education to comply with federal data reporting requirements as students progress from year to year and school to school, without using personally identifiable information, such as
a student’s name.

Providing this number in the application is optional. UC will not use the number in the admissions process. Rather, the University is requesting the number to help support federal requirements for reporting students’ educational attainment over time.

Students should be able to obtain their Statewide Student ID through their school counselor, registrar or their school staff who are responsible for student record-keeping. It may also be printed on students’ California Standards Tests or high school transcripts. For more information, see the California School Information Services website.

also in this issue:

UCLA Adopts Holistic Review of Freshman Applications
Course Update Cycle Will Begin in January
Transfer Prep Paths
UC Committee Reports on Student Mental Health
UC Adopts New Policy for Accepting Online Instruction
A Question Of Strategy: The Personal Statement
CASID Statewide Student ID Requested in 2007–08 Application
Counselors Conference Materials Available
Corrections

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