[Mick]

I'm sorry, my question wasn't clear.

I'm trying to find out whether regular UC Berkeley students -- non-athletes -- can graduate from high school a semester early and immediately enroll at UC Berkeley for spring semester. If they can do that, how do they get their admissions decisions, given that admissions decisions normally are made in March?

This document says "Berkeley does not accept applications for the spring semester." http://admissions.berkeley.edu/sites/def..._Flier.pdf

Is that correct? Or is it possible for regular students to graduate early and enroll in the spring? Or is that option available only to football players?

I don't believe so.  I know that UCB has a regular Spring orientation for freshmen, but it isn't for frosh who graduated high school in 3.5 years in December, then enroll in January.  It is typically for students who are accepted into UCB for the spring semester following their normal high school graduation...UCB being so impacted that a fairly high number of frosh are accepted, but are forced to wait seven months until they can matriculate.

[Mick]

I'm sorry, my question wasn't clear.

I'm trying to find out whether regular UC Berkeley students -- non-athletes -- can graduate from high school a semester early and immediately enroll at UC Berkeley for spring semester. If they can do that, how do they get their admissions decisions, given that admissions decisions normally are made in March?

This document says "Berkeley does not accept applications for the spring semester." http://admissions.berkeley.edu/sites/def..._Flier.pdf

Is that correct? Or is it possible for regular students to graduate early and enroll in the spring? Or is that option available only to football players?

I don't believe so.  I know that UCB has a regular Spring orientation for freshmen, but it isn't for frosh who graduated high school in 3.5 years in December, then enroll in January.  It is typically for students who are accepted into UCB for the spring semester following their normal high school graduation...UCB being so impacted that a fairly high number of frosh are accepted, but are forced to wait seven months until they can matriculate.