Started by a transfer student who just went through it.
Most community college students don't have anyone who knows how the California transfer system works. Families shouldn't need a $10,000 consultant to get that help.

Manraj · Founder and lead consultant · UC Berkeley Haas
I started at a California community college with my sights set on the top business programs in the state. Getting there meant working out which courses to take and when, which prerequisites each school actually required, how to write the UC Personal Insight Questions, the Haas essays and USC's "Why Marshall?" response.
I was admitted to UCLA Business Economics, USC Marshall, UC Irvine Merage and UC Berkeley Haas, and I enrolled at Haas.
What stuck with me was how navigable the system is once you know how it works. TAG, IGETC, UCLA's TAP program and ASSIST.org articulation all exist to help community college students transfer. But the rules are spread across dozens of websites, the deadlines are unforgiving, and most students are figuring it out alone or with a counselor who has hundreds of other students.
I started Pacific Admissions Group so other transfer students don't have to piece it together on their own. All sessions are on video, so we can work with students at any California community college.
The way I see it, the California transfer system rewards students who are informed and prepared. Our job is to make sure you're both.

Armaan · Senior advisor · USC Marshall
Armaan, senior advisor
Armaan was admitted to USC's Marshall School of Business as a freshman, one of the most selective undergraduate business programs in the country. He advises our students applying to USC and other private universities, where the application, essays and timeline are very different from the UC system.
What you can expect from us
Specific advice, not general tips
Our recommendations are based on how your target school evaluates transfer applicants, which prerequisites it actually requires, and which pathway gives you the best odds.
Straight answers
If your target school is a reach, we'll say so. Then we'll build a plan to give you a real shot at it, with backup schools in place.
A plan for your situation
Every roadmap starts from your transcript, your community college, your major and your timeline. We don't reuse templates.
Where our students were admitted
40+ students admitted. Some students were admitted to more than one school.
- UCLA 12 students
- Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 9 students
- UC Berkeley 8 students
- USC 7 students
- USC Marshall School of Business 5 students
- UC Berkeley Haas School of Business 2 students
- Stanford 1 student
Every student's situation is different, and admission decisions are made by each university. Past results don't guarantee future outcomes.
Not sure where you stand?
On a free 30-minute call we'll go through your GPA, units and target schools and tell you what we'd do next in your position. You'll leave with next steps whether or not you work with us.
Zoom · 30 minutes · no commitment