Study at University of Southern California.
UBridge increases international student admission odds by 5x.
Study at University of Southern California.
UBridge increases international student admission odds by 5x.

Frequently asked questions
What GPA do I need to pursue USC?
USC does not publish a minimum required GPA for transfer admission. That said, public data suggests that students typically need a strong GPA to have a realistic chance at being admitted, and competitiveness varies a lot by major. UBridge advisors help students plan their courses, choose a major strategically, and build a transfer profile that gives them the strongest possible shot at USC.
What TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo do I need to pursue USC?
USC’s English testing requirements can vary depending on a student’s educational background and where their prior coursework was completed. Unlike most other California schools that UBridge helps students apply to, USC can require these standardized language tests. What matters most is that you meet the minimum admissions requirements to get into UBridge first.
Can this really help me if I’m already a great student?
Yes. USC is extremely competitive, and being a strong student is necessary but not always sufficient. Many talented students still get rejected because they choose the wrong major, miss a prerequisite sequence, take the wrong mix of courses, or fail to build the right overall academic story. UBridge helps high-performing students avoid these mistakes and execute a deliberate two-year plan that maximizes transfer outcomes.
Is this a tutoring service?
No, our advisors cover much, much more than tutoring. You will be assigned a professional, in-person advisor who covers all aspects of your student needs. From creating a full two-year plan to transfer to USC, to actually registering for classes, required academic meetings/updates during the semester, written reports to parents, and transfer assistance to USC in year two.
Is USC admission guaranteed?
No. USC does not offer a guaranteed transfer pathway. The goal of UBridge is to make you as competitive as possible by ensuring you take the right courses, maintain a strong GPA, and execute the transfer process correctly, but USC admissions decisions are selective and not guaranteed. UBridge sends multiple students to USC each year.
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Based on your information and statistical admissions numbers for your university:
Your likelihood of direct freshman admission is
X–X%
On average, UBridge alumni are admitted as third-year transfer students at
95%
That makes you 2-4x more likely to reach your university with UBridge than if you go it alone.
In fact, we’ve helped students from 30+ different countries gain admission to universities they once only dreamed of. We can help you achieve your dreams, too.
Results are estimates based on University Bridge internal data and publicly available admissions information. Outcomes vary by student, major, and university, and admission is not guaranteed. For informational purposes only.


