The Undergraduate Bulletin is updated once a week during the academic year. Last Updated: 09/24/26
Academic & Department Reminders
Academic Dates & Deadlines
Fall Quarter
- September 23rd Instruction Begins
- October 6th 10th Day of Instruction
- Last Day To:
- Drop designated 10–day–drop courses.
- For waitlists.*
- To add courses.*
- File petitions to change from full–time to part–time status.
- File Planned Educational Leave Program (PELP) petition.
- Last Day To:
- October 6th Fall Quarter Graduation Application Deadline
- Students who wish to graduate in Fall Quarter must submit the online Graduation Application by October 6th.
Resource Highlight
Try Before You Buy
Start your fall quarter off with free exercise classes from September 23 to October 10 with Living Well! Try as many group exercise or specialized group training classes as you like—no registration needed! Check out our schedules for more information about the classes offered.
An ARC membership is required to attend free exercise classes, and priority will go to folks who are registered or have the group exercise pass.
Statistics Department Updates
Undergrad Advising Options
Advisors in the Department of Statistics offer the following advising services.
Email Advising
Email any of the Staff Advisors at [email protected].
Email [email protected]Appointments
20-30 minute in-person and virtual appointments are available for in-depth questions.
Express Advising
During Fall, drop-in Express Advising is typically available via Zoom on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays 1-4pm. There are also extended hours for Express Advising at the beginning of the quarter. Express Advising should be used for quick questions.
New Calculus Pathway Beginning Winter 2027
Beginning Winter 2027, students who successfully complete MAT 12 with a grade of C- or better in Fall 2026 or later will be eligible to enroll in first-quarter calculus courses (MAT 17A, MAT 19A, or MAT 21A) without needing to retake the Math Readiness Assessment. Note that a C- received in MAT 12 prior to Fall 2026 will not qualify for this pathway.
2026-2027 Course Schedule
The 2026-2027 course schedule for STA courses is now available on our website.
Statistics (BS) Majors-Declare Your Track
Students pursuing a BS in Statistics can now declare their major track using the Change of Program Petition in OASIS. This will allow your major track to be listed on your record and official transcripts. Don't know which track to choose yet? No problem! You will only need to declare your track before you graduate.
You can access the Change of Program Petition in the OASIS "Forms & Petitions" tab. Once you open the petition, you can select the "Change Major(s), Degree Type (A.B., B.S.), or Academic Options" option and click "Next". You will then be brought to another page where you can update the "Academic Options" section with your intended track. Only ONE track can be selected. You can move through the additional sections of the form and you are not required to make any comments or upload any documents. Click "Submit".
Declare Your Track
Internship & Career Resources
Internships
- IT Data Analyst Internship 2027
- Gallo
- Modesto, CA
- Tax & Audit Intern
- Pinion
- Sacramento, CA
- Summer Analyst
- Cornerstone Research
- San Francisco & Others
- Business Analytics Intern
- Deloitte
- Sacramento, CA & Others
- Machine Learning Intern
- Crowe
- Sacramento, CA & Others
- Data and AI Intern
- JPMorganChase
- Palo Alto, CA & Others
- Data Science Intern
- TikTok Inc.
- San Jose, CA
- Data Analytics Intern
- Sysco
- Houston, TX
IMPORTANT NOTE: Some job postings on Handshake and other job search sites may be scams. Learn more about how to spot them and what to do on the Career Center's job scam information webpage.
Career Center Announcements
Careers in Marketing and Finance at GALLO
Wed, September 30th, 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM | South Hall Room 114
In this information session, you'll learn about the Marketing Rotational Program and Finance & Accounting Rotational and Internship Programs, gain recruiting tips, and explore opportunities available for Summer 2027.
GALLO Career Fireside Chat + Q&A
Wed, September 30th, 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM | South Hall Room 114
Join the fireside chat with professionals from GALLO's Finance and Marketing teams. Learn about career paths in the industry, hear firsthand insights about life at GALLO, and explore internship and rotational program opportunities. Bring your questions or submit them in advance through our Google Form for a chance to have them featured during the discussion.
Resume Workshop: How Recruiters Actually Read Resumes
Wed, October 7th, 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM | South Hall Room 114
In this workshop, you will learn exactly what recruiters look for on a resume, how to structure your resume to pass the screening process, and how to describe your skills using high-impact language.
Presenter Alex Reyes is a recruiter and talent coach currently serving as a Talent Acquisition Manager for UC Davis. Alex has screened literally thousands of resumes in his career, from big tech to the public sector, and he wants to share with you the secrets of how recruiters actually read resumes.
Tata Consulting Services Virtual Micro-Internship Event: Gen AI Powered Data Analytics
Fri, October 9th, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Curious about how Generative AI is transforming the future of business and technology? Join Tata Consulting Services for a virtual Micro-Internship event. Following the presentation and Q&A, students will begin a self-paced Micro-Internship that can be completed in approximately 3 to 4 hours. This experience offers a valuable opportunity to build practical skills, gain insight into industry work, and showcase your initiative to future employers. Students who complete the Micro-Internship and submit proof of completion will receive a Certificate of Completion.
Fall Career Fair
Students, employers are looking to hire you! At the Fall Career Fair, you can meet representatives from companies who are hiring a wide variety of internship and full-time positions available immediately and into Summer 2027. The Fall Career Fair is intended for students looking for full-time and internship opportunities in all majors.
Visit the Career Fairs webpage for tips on how to get ready for the day of the fair.
Other Upcoming Events @ the Career Center
Campus News & Events
Club Highlights
Davis Women in Business
DWIB is one of the largest professional organizations at UC Davis, open to all majors. Theri goal is to foster a welcoming and empowering community where members can explore their career interests, strengthen their professional skills, and form meaningful connections.
Come to their recruitment events:
- Info Session #1: Monday, 9/28 from 7:30 - 9:00 PM in Walker 1310
- Info Session #2: Tuesday, 9/29 from 7:30 - 9:00 PM in Giedt 1003
- Alumni Night: Wednesday, 9/30 from 7:30 - 8:30 PM in TLC 2218
- Recruitment Social: Thursday, 10/1 from 7:30 - 8:30 PM in Walker 1330
Applications close on Friday, 10/2 at 11:59 PM.
Apply HERE! Feel free to reach out to [email protected] for any questions.
International Student Updates
Accounting AND Business Minor Info Session
The Graduate School of Management Business Advising Office hosts virtual information sessions monthly for Aggie Undergrads! This virtual (zoom) information session is for Undergraduate students interested in pursuing Technology Management and/or Accounting minor. We will cover all requirements and prerequisites for each minor, including course offerings, GPA and unit thresholds. You'll also learn about the minor declaration process and how to plan ahead, and how to schedule an appointment with an advisor.
Register Here: https://gsm.ucdavis.edu/event/information-session-accounting-and-business-minors
New Fall 2026 Courses
Still building your Fall schedule or need to fulfill General Education requirements? The College of Letters and Science is offering exciting courses for Fall 2026.
Explore Fall Courses Here: https://lettersandscience.ucdavis.edu/ls-courses
Student Transition and Retention (STaR) Program
Are you a First-Year, First-Gen Student? Enroll in LTS 001A to receive guidance from first-gen instructors and Peer Mentors who can relate to your experiences.
Undergraduate Research Center Events
How to Get Involved in Research
Whether you're just starting out or exploring new interests, this session will walk you through how to find research opportunities, connect with faculty and take the first step. RSVP: https://forms.gle/PWd5QJXtjxDydP8ZA .
Sep 29, 2026 @ 10:00am - 10:50am
Student Community Center, Meeting Room D
Research Help Desk Drop-In
Have questions about getting started in research or figuring out your next steps? Bring your questions and chat with our advisors! All majors welcome!
RSVP: https://forms.gle/PWd5QJXtjxDydP8ZA
Student Community Center, URC Conference Room (2300)
Finding Faculty Mentors & Writing Effective Outreach Emails
Not sure how to find a faculty mentor in the area of your research interest? Have you found a potential faculty mentor, but aren't sure how to approach them? Join this event (RSVP required) to get tips on how to research faculty research and write a professional email to faculty.
Oct 6, 2026 @ 10:00am - 10:50am
Student Community Center, Meeting Room E
Global Learning Fair
Thursday, October 8th, 2026 | ARC Ballroom A&B | 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Attend the UC Davis Global Learning Fair to learn about the variety of in-person global leadership opportunities, study abroad programs, global internships, post-graduate global opportunities, funding for global learning programs and more!
Interest Form: 2026 UC Davis Global Learning Fair
Success Coaching and Learning Strategies Workshops
Taking Charge of the Reading
Monday, September 28th, 2026 | 114 South Hall | 4:10 PM - 5:00 PM
Read to remember! Explore active techniques for engagement and efficiency. We will practice concept mapping as a way to capture and organize the information we read.
Designing a Quarterly Calendar
Tuesday, September 29th, 2026 | Zoom | 1:10 PM - 2:00 PM
Take control of the quarter system! By identifying project-level assignments and exams early, you will learn how to better manage your workload. Zoom link for virtual workshop
To find other workshops on study habits, test taking strategies, goal planning and more, check out the link below.
Full Schedule for Learning Strategy Workshops
Pre-Grad Advising Workshops
Pre-Grad Apply-a-Thon
Saturday, October 10th, 2026 | UCD Campus | 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
The Apply-a-Thon is an event for students and alumni who are currently applying to graduate programs. This is a great opportunity to receive support, accountability, and dedicated time to focus on your application materials.
Activities will include:
- Dedicated time to complete online application forms
- Personal statement peer-review sessions
- Opportunities to receive feedback and ask questions
Application Deadline: Wednesday, September 30
Apply Here: Apply-a-Thon 2026 Application
Graduate and Law School Fair
The Graduate and Law School Fair is your opportunity to connect directly with admissions representatives from a wide range of graduate and law programs. Whether you're just starting to explore your options or preparing to apply, this event offers valuable insights and resources to support your journey. Learn about the application process, program culture, curriculum, financial aid, and fellowship opportunities. You will also have the opportunity to speak one-on-one with admissions staff from institutions across California and the U.S., including UC Davis programs and other University of California campuses. Some programs may even offer application fee waivers to attendees who visit their table.
Workshops
In-person and virtual workshops are offered quarterly and cover a variety of topics to assist students in considering and applying to graduate or law school. Below are a few of the upcoming workshops:
Grad School 101
Wednesday, October 7th, 2026 | Zoom | 12:10 PM - 1:00 PM
Are you thinking about grad school but don’t know where to start? Discover the differences between Master’s and Ph.D programs, and research versus professional programs in this workshop, as well as various factors to consider when choosing the type of program, including funding. Zoom link to virtual workshop.
How to Write the Statement of Purpose for Grad School
Thursday, October 8th, 2026 | Zoom | 2:10 PM - 3:00 PM
This workshop covers the elements that are typically included in the statement of purpose, as well as strategies to strengthen the essay. Zoom link to virtual workshop.
To see the complete list of workshops, check out the link below: