Fundamental Studies in
Business and Entrepreneurship
2012–2013
Concentrated
Studies for a
Future in Business
University of California, Berkeley, Extension
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An Ideal Study-Abroad Opportunity
With a Business Focus
Gain the educational foundation you need to pursue a
career or advanced study in business with UC Berkeley
Extension’s Fundamental Studies in Business and
Entrepreneurship (FSBE) program. Whether you need a
study-abroad experience to complete a four-year-degree
requirement or simply want general knowledge of
business practices, FSBE is the ideal study-abroad option
before entering the workforce or attending graduate
programs in the United States.
You don’t need previous business or work experience
to apply—the program is open to recent university
graduates and upper-level undergraduates. Choose one
semester, two semesters (one academic year) or the
spring semester plus summer internship. Whichever you
choose, you earn a business-education credential that
signifies a high-caliber, in-depth sequence of courses.
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Fall Semester: Essentials of Business
Build a foundation in the concepts and practices essential for doing business in
the United States and abroad. From examining various levels of management
and their fiscal responsibility to studying organizations’ economic decisionmaking processes, you acquire a fundamental understanding of business
theories, skills and terms. You also study marketing concepts as they relate
to the global marketplace, the competitive environment, the consumer, and
the use of technology to promote products and services. By the end of the
semester, you know what it takes to be an effective manager, recognize the
importance of business ethics and corporate social responsibility, and improve
your business presentation and communication skills.
Required Courses
Essentials of Business
Get an introduction to the goals, processes and operations of business
enterprises in the United States. Your focus is on the functions that a
company—whether a multinational corporation or a corner grocery store—
must manage effectively to be successful. You also study the legal environment
in which businesses operate and the importance of business ethics and
corporate citizenship.
Applied Economics for Business
Welcome to the study of microeconomics, including the theory of supply
and demand and the use of that theory to explain market functions. Get an
introduction to different market structures and their relationship to market
performance and efficiency. Explore topics such as limitations of the market
system and public policy’s effects on markets, international trade and finance.
Prescribed Electives
Global Business Communication: Writing and Speaking
Two courses are offered each fall. Sample topics include:
Strengthen your written and oral communications skills for the global business
environment. Explore the foundations of communication theory, and finetune your ability to craft polished business documents, from email messages
to formal proposals. You also practice planning strategies and interpersonal
communication techniques to give effective oral presentations in English.
• Business Ethics and Social Responsibility
• Business Negotiating
• Corporate Financial Management
• Economic Indicators: Making Sense of Market Data
• Essentials of Marketing
Essentials of Business Sample Course Schedule
Week
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Global Business Communication:
Writing and Speaking
Essentials of Business
Applied Economics for Business
Break
Elective 1
Elective 2
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Spring Semester: Entrepreneurship
Essentials of Business (fall semester) is not a prerequisite for Entrepreneurship.
As you consider your future and the possibility of operating a personal or family
business, learn what it takes to successfully launch a small business venture. Recognize
entrepreneurial opportunities, challenges and rewards, and immerse yourself in skills
and terminology pertinent to the business sector. In addition to studying the financial
options for a new endeavor—as well as the economic decision-making process
for small to midsize businesses—you learn marketing strategies for launching new
products and services, explore human resource management and business ethics, and
understand the requirements to establish a business.
Required Courses
Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Opportunity Recognition
Learn how to become a successful entrepreneur and avoid common pitfalls. By
exploring your own entrepreneurial strengths and weaknesses, you gain a foundation
in how to build your business. Prepare to define and refine the idea, develop the
opportunity, and deliver the business venture planning. You also learn the importance
of the business plan as preparation for launching a business venture, managing the
business and obtaining investor dollars.
Finances for Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners
Every budding entrepreneur or small business owner needs to know how to read basic
financial statements; understand product costing, initial profit-and-loss development
and break-even analysis; manage cash flow; and comprehend various revenue
models. In a hands-on environment, you learn how to use integrated Microsoft Excel
spreadsheets to develop practical financial projections that can immediately impact
business operations.
Leadership for Entrepreneurs
Starting a new successful business involves more than a technology or service
idea and a business plan. To survive, the entrepreneurial leader must adjust both
focus and leadership style as the company moves from startup to development of
infrastructure and finally to enterprise. By examining the leadership qualities of successful
entrepreneurs, you understand how they proactively adapt their focus and leadership
styles to enhance the growth potential of their businesses.
Marketing Strategies for Entrepreneurs
Study marketing concepts, terminology and practices essential to launching
entrepreneurial endeavors and creating successful marketing strategies. Understand the
influence of branding and the importance of consumer behavior and buying power, and
learn to use Web 2.0 and social-media tools, video marketing, search engine marketing
and optimization, viral marketing, email marketing, event marketing and more. Gain a
wealth of practical, executable and affordable strategies to deliver tangible results.
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Summer Internship Opportunity
Prescribed Electives
Three courses are offered each spring. Sample
topics include:
If you complete the spring-semester Entrepreneurship program, you
are eligible for the FSBE summer internship at a Bay Area business.
To qualify, you must meet the following requirements:
• Building, Presenting and Executing a Business Plan
• Have an overall grade point average (GPA) of 2.5 or higher in
your FSBE coursework, and maintain a grade of C or higher in
all FSBE courses.
• Business Negotiating
• Organization and Management
• Strategic Marketing 2.0—Social Media and
Other Innovative Technologies
• Be a student in good standing throughout the duration of
the program.
An internship coordinator assists you throughout the placement
process as you attend an internship orientation, create a résumé and
develop your interviewing skills.
Securing the internship requires interviewing for the position,
just as you would interview for a full-time job. Once you obtain
an internship, a program adviser ensures you meet the program’s
academic requirements. In addition, an internship site supervisor
monitors your performance and attendance throughout the twomonth internship experience.
Your internship is unpaid and considered an academic program: You
earn academic credits for your participation and maintain your status
as a full-time student.
Entrepreneurship Sample Course Schedule
Week
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Introduction to Entrepreneurship
and Opportunity Recognition
Leadership for Entrepreneurs
Marketing Strategies for Entrepreneurs
Finances for Entrepreneurs
and Small Business Owners
Break
Elective 1
Elective 2
Elective 3
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How to Apply
Please complete the application forms (pp. 9–11), and gather the necessary supporting documents.
We cannot accept fax or email copies of any application documents. Only complete applications
including all original documents will be considered for admission. Here’s your application checklist:
Enrollment
Statement
Application (pp. 9–11)
of purpose and background
Please type a brief statement in your own words (maximum
350 words) explaining your interest in the proposed field of
study and your previous background. Be sure to:
• include your full name and the semester(s) for which
you are applying,
• discuss your personal interest in the intended field
of study,
• discuss your academic and/or work experience, if any.
Financial
statement and certification
(in English) dated within 90 days of your
application
The U.S. government requires that you demonstrate sufficient
financial resources will be available to you while studying in the
United States. Please use the chart on p. 7 to estimate your
total expenses. You may provide financial certification in one of
two ways:
1.Complete the “Financial Statement and Certification”
section on p. 11 of this brochure. If someone else is
providing proof of financial support, please clearly indicate
your relationship to this person and make sure he or she
signs where indicated.
2.Submit an original letter from a bank.
Proof
of English language proficiency
Please submit your score from an English language test in
accordance with the requirements below. (Results must
be from a test taken within the past two years.) The ETS
institution code is 9216, and the department is undergraduate.
• TOEFL: 79 (iBT), 550 (PBT)
• IELTS Academic Format: 6.5
You are required to submit official evidence of English language
proficiency. Exemptions are made if you hold a bachelor’s
degree (or higher) from a university located in the United
States or in another country in which English is both the official
spoken language and the medium of instruction.
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University
transcript and English translation
To apply, you must have completed at least three years of university-level
studies or two years of a three-year bachelor’s degree program.
• If you are a graduate of a recognized academic institution outside the
U.S., submit a copy of your diploma showing award of a bachelor’s
degree that is equivalent to a U.S. bachelor’s degree. Equivalency is
determined by the FSBE office. If you have not yet graduated, please
provide a transcript for the highest level of education completed.
• Include an original and official, complete record of each course
studied and the marks earned in each subject (complete academic
transcripts). Academic records should be issued in their original
languages and accompanied by English translations (usually prepared
by the university or an official translator).
• Academic records or transcripts must be issued by the school
and should include the school’s stamp or embossed seal and the
signature of the authorized school official. In some countries, copies
certified by notaries or governmental officials are acceptable, but
copies certified by translators or U.S. notaries are not acceptable.
Copy
of your passport photo identification page and
expiration date
• Include the page in your passport showing your full name and the
passport expiration date.
• Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the last
date of your program of study in the United States.
$150
application fee (nonrefundable)
• Your application cannot be reviewed without this fee.
• Payment by credit card: Include your credit card number, expiration
date and approval signature with your application.
• Payment by money order or bank draft: Make it payable to UC
Regents. Your money order or bank draft must be drawn on an
account held at a U.S. bank or a U.S. branch of an international bank.
Optional:
Résumé/curriculum vitae (C.V.)
If you have an employment history, you may include a résumé with your
application. FSBE is not recommended for students with bachelor’s
degrees, advanced degrees, or one or more years of work experience.
Rather, these students should explore UC Berkeley Extension’s
International Diploma Programs. Details at extension.berkeley.edu/diploma.
Dates and Fees
Program Dates and
Application Deadlines
Send all original documents by airmail
or courier to:
International Student Administrative Services
UC Berkeley Extension
1995 University Ave., Suite 110
Berkeley, CA 94704-7000 USA
Note: Please do not include any other materials, such
as letters of recommendation, that are not mentioned
in the checklist. We cannot consider any additional
information, and the documents will not be returned
to you.
Access to your documents
Once submitted, all application materials become the
property of UC Berkeley Extension and cannot be
returned, duplicated or forwarded to a third party
at any time.
Overseas
Application
Deadline
Start and End Dates
Fall 2012:
Essentials of Business
Sept. 4–Dec. 14, 2012
July 16, 2012
Aug. 3, 2012
Spring 2013:
Entrepreneurship
Jan. 14–May 31, 2013
Nov. 23, 2012
Dec. 7, 2012
Summer 2013:
Internship
June 17–Aug. 16, 2013
No separate application. You must
complete Entrepreneurship to be
eligible for the internship.
*Transfer deadlines apply to students transferring to FSBE from another U.S. institution.
Program Fees and Estimated
Minimum Expenses
The program fee is paid to UC Berkeley Extension. Total program cost relates to
your study option.
Essentials of
Business (fall)
OR
Entrepreneurship
(spring)
Essentials of
Business (fall)
AND
Entrepreneurship
(spring)
Entrepreneurship
(spring)
AND
Internship
(summer)
Essentials of
Business (fall),
Entrepreneurship
(spring)
AND
Internship
(summer)
Program
fee
$10,200
$19,900
$12,600
$22,300
Estimated
living
expenses*
$6,000
$12,000
$9,000
$15,000
Total
fees and
estimated
expenses
$16,200
$31,900
$21,600
$37,300
Expense
Type
Notice of acceptance
The full application review process can take three to
four weeks. Applications are reviewed on a rolling
basis, in the order they are received, and only complete
applications are reviewed. FSBE programs can fill
before the application deadline, so send all application
documents as soon as possible. You will be notified
by mail regarding your acceptance status and further
instructions.
Transfer from another program
If you are an international student currently residing in
the United States and want to transfer to FSBE, please
contact the International Student Administrative
Services office at +1-510-642-2564 or
intl_students@unex.berkeley.edu.
Transfer
Application
Deadline*
Program Period
*T his estimate is based on shared housing and the use of public transportation.
If you rent your own apartment or have a car, your expenses may be higher.
Note: Your financial statement and certification must demonstrate that the dollar
amount in “Total fees and estimated expenses” is available in your account. All fees
are subject to change without notice.
Included in the program fee:
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U.S. medical insurance
On-site advising (academic, health, immigration)
Program and academic orientation
Housing assistance
Computer lab access
Certificate and transcripts
Textbooks and course readers
Completion ceremony and reception
All fees are subject to change without notice.
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After You Are Accepted
If you are accepted for admission, you will receive an acceptance packet with important information about
applying for your visa, paying your fees, and enrolling in Fundamental Studies in Business and Entrepreneurship.
Please be sure to carefully read this information, and contact us if you have any questions. More information is
available at extension.berkeley.edu/fundamentalstudies/apply/accepted.
F-1 Visa Application Process
Cancellation Policy
If you are not a U.S. citizen or permanent resident of the United
States, you must obtain an F-1 student visa to attend the FSBE
program. Non-U.S. citizens entering the country with a visitor visa
(B-1, B-2) or under the visa waiver program are not permitted to
engage in full-time study. FSBE is a full-time program.
If your cancellation is received in writing via mail, fax or email
prior to the start of the program, you will receive a refund of the
program fee less a $100 cancellation fee. The $150 application
fee is nonrefundable. Given the special nature of FSBE, requests
for refunds after the start of each semester will not be granted. If
UC Berkeley Extension expects to cancel a program, you will be
notified at least 15 days before the scheduled start date and offered
alternative study arrangements if available; otherwise, you will be
given a full refund. If your F-1 visa application is denied after you
have been accepted to FSBE, you will receive a full refund of your
program fee.
Your acceptance packet includes the Certificate of Eligibility (I-20)
from UC Berkeley Extension verifying that you have been admitted
into a full-time course of study. To apply for an F-1 student visa,
take your acceptance documents, passport and your most current
financial statement to the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate.
Program Fee Payments
Payment is due 30 days before the first day of class. Payments must
be made directly to UC Berkeley Extension in U.S. dollars. Three
payment options are currently available:
1. B ank wire transfers. They must be made in U.S. dollars
and sent to:
Bank of America
1655 Grant St.
Concord, CA 94520 USA
Account number: 0175380001
Beneficiary: University of California Regents
Beneficiary Information: UC Berkeley Extension
International Student Services
Routing number: 0260-0959-3
Swift Code: BOFAUS3N
All wire fees charged by the bank are the sender’s sole responsibility.
You are not officially enrolled until International Student Administrative Services is able to successfully track and identify your wire transfer. You must fax a copy of your wire confirmation receipt directly
to +1-510-643-0216. The wire-tracking process may take 10–15 days.
No wire transfers will be accepted once the term has commenced.
2.
Credit cards. The following cards are accepted: MasterCard,
Visa, American Express and Diners Club.
3.
B ank drafts. Drafts must be in U.S. dollars and payable to
UC Regents. The draft must be drawn on an account held at a
U.S. bank or a U.S. branch of an international bank.
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Housing Options
UC Berkeley Extension works with several area providers to
help you locate housing, including private or shared apartments,
student residences and homestays. View Berkeley housing options
at extension.berkeley.edu/international/housing. If you have
additional housing questions, contact FSBE at +1-510-642-2564 or
fundamentalstudies@unex.berkeley.edu. We strongly suggest you
apply early and arrange housing in advance of your arrival.
When to Arrive in Berkeley
To adjust to the local time, you should plan to arrive in Berkeley
three to five days before the start of your program. If you have
not already arranged housing, you should arrive seven days before
the start of your program and visit the International Student
Administrative Services office. The earliest you can arrive in the
United States is 30 days before the start of your program.
Orientation
Your attendance at orientation is mandatory. The date and time
for your orientation are included in your acceptance packet. At the
orientation, you will hear about program requirements, receive your
class schedule and meet the academic staff and other personnel.
In addition, the International Student Administrative Services staff
will provide details about our medical insurance policy, basic legal
responsibilities, understanding your visa documents, traveling and
other items to make your stay in the United States successful.
Failure to attend the orientation may result in the cancellation of
your admission.
Enrollment Application
UC Berkeley Extension
Fundamental Studies in Business and Entrepreneurship
Please type or print clearly with black ink. Do not staple documents.
1. Program Choice
IMPORTANT: To receive your acceptance material, you must provide
a street address below. Material cannot be delivered to a P.O. box.
Please indicate the program you would like to attend. Choose only one.
❏ Essentials of Business (fall term only, begins in September)
❏ Entrepreneurship (spring term only, begins in January)
❏ Essentials of Business and Entrepreneurship (fall and spring terms)
❏ Entrepreneurship and Internship* (spring and summer terms)
❏Essentials of Business, Entrepreneurship and Internship* (September–August)
*Participation in an internship is subject to meeting eligibility requirements.
In addition, placement requires acceptance by an approved company.
Provide a street address to which acceptance material should be sent (if different
from permanent address).
Street:
City:
Province and postal code:
Country:
2. Personal Information
Print name as it appears on passport.
Phone:
Family name:
Mobile phone:
Email:
First name:
❏ Male ❏ Female Date of birth: / /
Month Day Year
3. How You Heard About the Program
❏ Friend
❏ Relative
❏ Employer
❏ Online search
❏ Education fair
Country of birth:
❏ International representative ___________________________________________
Country of citizenship:
❏ Other ______________________________________________________________
IMPORTANT: Student’s permanent address in home country is mandatory.
Street:
4.Dependents Traveling With You to the United States
Dependents include spouse and children. If you are traveling with more than two
dependents, please use a separate piece of paper.
Family name:
City:
Province and postal code:
Country:
Phone:
Mobile phone:
First name:
❏ Male ❏ Female Date of birth: / /
Month Day Year
Country of birth:
Country of citizenship:
Relationship to applicant:
Email:
Family name:
First name:
❏ Male ❏ Female Date of birth: / /
Month Day Year
Country of birth:
Country of citizenship:
Relationship to applicant:
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Enrollment Application
UC Berkeley Extension
Fundamental Studies in Business and Entrepreneurship
Please type or print clearly with black ink. Do not staple documents.
5. $150 Application Fee
The application fee may be paid by credit card or bank draft. Please indicate your
method of payment below.
❏ I have enclosed a $150 bank draft with my application. Bank drafts must be
in U.S. dollars and payable to UC Regents. The draft must be drawn on an
account held at a U.S. bank or a U.S. branch of an international bank.
Family name, First name
7.F-1 Student Transfer Process for Students Currently
Studying in the United States
From what other U.S. educational institution or program will you be transferring to
UC Berkeley Extension?
Name of school:
Name of international student adviser:
❏ Please charge the $150 application fee to the following credit card:
Adviser’s telephone number:
❏ Visa ❏ MasterCard ❏ American Express ❏ Diners Club
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■
Credit card number
Adviser’s fax number:
Adviser’s email address:
■■ ■■
Your last day of attendance:
/
Expiration date
Please submit copies of your passport, F-1 visa, I-20(s), I-94 and EAD card (if applicable) with your application.
Name of credit card holder:
8. Proof of English Language Proficiency
Credit card billing address:
Proficiency in English must be documented. Please indicate the documentation you
will be submitting with your application.
❏ I have directed Educational Testing Services (ETS) to send my TOEFL score
report directly to UC Berkeley Extension. (Please remember to
indicate our ETS institution code: 9216; department: undergraduate.)
City:
Province and postal code:
❏ I am enclosing my TOEFL score report of at least 79 (iBT).
Country:
❏ I am enclosing my IELTS Academic Format score report of at least 6.5.
❏ I have earned a degree from a university located in the United States or in
Authorizing signature
Date
6. Visa Information
Will you apply for an F-1 visa?
another country where English is both the official language and the medium of
instruction. Please find my official transcripts enclosed.
9. Education Background
❏ Yes ❏ No
Number of years of university study completed:
If no, what type of visa will you use?
Expected/actual degree completion date:
When will your passport expire?
/
/
Month Day Year
Are you already in the United States, or will you enter the United States prior to
receiving our visa document, to attend another school or for some other purpose?
Degree awarded: ❏ B.A.
❏ B.S. ❏ M.A. ❏ M.S.
Major field of study (for example: engineering, history, art):
❏ Yes If yes, please submit copies of your passport, visa, I-94 and I-20 if applicable.
❏ No If no, please skip to No. 8.
What visa status were you given at the port of entry?
10.Applicant Signature
I hereby certify that the foregoing information and all information referenced in or
enclosed with this application is, to the best of my knowledge, true and correct.
❏ B -1 ❏ B -2 ❏ O ther
❏ F-1 (F-1 students, please also complete No. 7.)
Applicant signature
Date
If you checked B-1, B-2 or Other: Do you plan to return home and apply for an F-1
visa in your home country?
❏ Yes
❏ No (Please schedule an appointment with the international student
adviser as soon as you receive your acceptance package.)
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Enrollment Application
UC Berkeley Extension
Fundamental Studies in Business and Entrepreneurship
FINANCIAL STATEMENT AND CERTIFICATION
Please type or print clearly with black ink. Do not staple documents.
Sufficient financial resources must be shown to be available to the individual who
is taking financial responsibility for the student while the student is studying in the
United States. These resources are to be in excess of the student’s total fees and
estimated expenses; see the chart below. The financial statement must be
no older than 90 days from the date of receipt of the application. Students
who defer admission to the next term must submit a new financial statement.
If family members will be accompanying the student to the United States, please
increase the total estimate by $600 per month for the student’s spouse and $400
per month for each of the student’s children. Figures below are in U.S. dollars.
Family name, First name
1.To Be Completed by Applicant or Sponsor
I certify that funds in excess of $_________________ (enter total estimate in U.S.
dollars) are available to me or my organization and that I or my organization shall hereby accept financial responsibility for the student for the duration of the study period.
Student’s name
Period of study, from ________________________
to _________________________
/
/
/
/
Month Day Year
Estimated Minimum Expenses
Expense
Type
Essentials of
Business (fall)
OR
Entrepreneurship
(spring)
Essentials of
Business (fall)
AND
Entrepreneurship
(spring)
Entrepreneurship
(spring)
AND
Internship
(summer)
Essentials of
Business (fall),
Entrepreneurship
(spring)
AND
Internship
(summer)
$10,200
$19,900
$12,600
$22,300
Name of financially responsible party or organization
Relation to applicant (or name of officer from organization)
Signature
Program
fee
Month Day Year
Date
2.To Be Completed by Financial Institution
Estimated
living
expenses*
$6,000
$12,000
$9,000
$15,000
Total
fees and
estimated
expenses
$16,200
$31,900
$21,600
$37,300
This is to certify that the financially responsible party or organization indicated
above has access to said funds or greater in holdings with our bank.
Name of bank official
Title of bank official
*T his estimate is based on shared housing and the use of public transportation. If you
rent your own apartment or have a car, your expenses may be higher.
Note: Your financial statement and certification must demonstrate that the dollar
amount in “Total fees and estimated expenses” is available in your account. All fees
are subject to change without notice.
Program Fee Payment
After you are accepted, please send your program fee to UC Berkeley Extension 30
days prior to the start of term. We will not be able to reserve a space in your designated program if your program fee is not received by the deadline. Receipt of the
program fee in a timely manner is the full responsi­bility of the student.
Organizational Sponsor’s Funds
If you are sponsored by an organization, attach a letter from your sponsor describing which expenses the sponsor will pay, and fill out the following:
Bank official’s signature
Date
This is not a guarantee of payment.
Any official document from the financially
responsible individual’s banking institution, such
as a monthly banking statement, may be substituted for the bank’s official certification, provided
it clearly indicates the following: the date of the
statement, the name of the individual, the name
of the banking institution, a sum greater than that
mentioned above and the name or symbol of the
sum’s currency.
Name of sponsoring organization (company, agency, foundation or government)
❏ Sponsor’s letter attached
To be considered for admission, you must include all three pages of the Enrollment
Application and all supporting documents.
Please send the application and enclosures to:
International Student Administrative Services
UC Berkeley Extension
1995 University Ave., Suite 110
Berkeley, California 94704-7000 USA
For questions about the application process, call +1-510-642-2564 or
email fundamentalstudies@unex.berkeley.edu.
Official bank seal or stamp
Before mailing the application, please check that you are including the following:
❏ Enrollment Application
❏ Statement of purpose and background
❏ Financial statement and certification
❏ Translation of financial statement, if applicable
❏ Proof of English language proficiency
❏ Transcripts (and copy of diploma if available) and English language translations
❏ Copy of passport photo identification page
❏ $150 application fee
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Fundamental Studies in
Business and Entrepreneurship
2012–2013
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AT&T Park
Ocean Beach
Lake Merced
Oakland Coliseum
Candlestick Park
Los Angeles
605 km
San Francisco Bay Area
Oakland
International Airport
San Francisco
International Airport
Las Vegas
920 km
Studying at UC Berkeley Extension places you in the heart of downtown Berkeley, a dynamic community
that is part of the larger San Francisco Bay Area. Here, you’ll meet enthusiastic and accepting
professionals who are committed to achieving their dreams. The city boasts a “melting pot” of traditions
and welcomes diversity with open arms.
You attend classes in the UC Berkeley Extension building, just a few short blocks from the UC Berkeley
campus. On any given day, from the Berkeley hills to the San Francisco Bay, you can find enjoyable
things to do in the diverse and colorful city of Berkeley.
UC Berkeley Extension
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does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex (including sexual harassment), gender identity,
status, citizenship, sexual orientation or status as a Vietnam-era veteran or special disabled veteran. This nondiscrimination policy
covers student admission, access and treatment in University programs and activities. Campus Climate & Compliance (CCAC)
Phone: +1-510-642-2564
responds to questions about prohibited forms of discrimination or will refer you to a more appropriate campus resource. (See the
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harassment may be directed to the Title IX/VI Compliance Officer in CCAC at (510) 643-7985.
CCAC website at http://ccac.berkeley.edu.) CCAC may be contacted at tixco@berkeley.edu. Specific questions about sexual/racial
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