Cal Academic Resource Links:
Anthropology Library - The George and Mary Foster Anthropology Library, 230 Anthropology and Art Building, University of California, Berkeley, CA 94720-6000
Doe/Moffitt Helpful Research Links
Undergraduate Research – points you to several research opportunities at Berkeley such as the Undergraduate Research Apprentice Program (URAP) & the McNair Scholars Program.
Office of Undergraduate Research and Scholarships- Research.berkeley.edu
Berkeley Academic Guide – general University information including admissions, campus academic departments, and courses & curricula
General Student Resource Links:
Career Center – career & graduate/pre-professional school counseling, job & internship search tools, special events including Career Week, Planning Your Future resource
Career Counseling Library – resources that can help you assess your interests & skills, explore career options & find out about graduate and professional schools
Student Learning Center – academic support services & leadership opportunities
Scholarship Connection – UC Berkeley’s clearinghouse for information on scholarships that are funded by sources outside the University
Letters & Science Advising – College rules & requirements, frequently asked questions, downloadable forms & petitions and quick email advising
Office of the Registrar – grades & transcripts, registration & enrollment, fees and more!
Schedule of Classes – the most up-to-date resource on course offerings for the semester
Transfer Re-entry & Student Parent Center – range of transitional support services for new and continuing transfer students at Cal
EOP – Educational Opportunity Program provides first generation and low-income college students with the guidance and resources necessary to succeed
Dean of Students and Deanofstudents.berkeley.edu/support– dedicated to the holistic learning journey of students and provide a myriad of programs, services and recources
Activities and student organizations – opportunities for the intellectual, social, and ethical development of all students through the promotion of co-curricular activities and civic engagement.