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What does a changing California mean for higher education?

GPA ranges and counts for freshman applicants by broad discipline (groupings of majors/CIP codes).

GPA ranges and counts for transfer applicants by major and CIP

Overview of progress toward goals to increase rates of timely graduation for low-income (Pell recipient) and first generation students and for Black, Latinx, and Native American students.

A picture of the University of California staff workforce.

Applicants, admits, and enrollees by residency, ethnicity, and source school type.

Fall applicants, admits and enrollments by first-generation status, residency, ethnicity, transfer GPA and gender.

Fall applicants, admits and enrollments by first-generation status, residency, ethnicity, high school GPA and gender.

Student basic needs survey data is summarized in this dashboard along with relationships to important wellbeing and student success measures as they relate to students' experiences with basic needs (un)fulfillment.

Graduate professional programs prepare students for careers in fields such as medicine, law, business, and education. These programs offer advanced professional degrees — including master’s and professional practice degrees like MDs and JDs — that equip students with the knowledge and skills needed for leadership in their professions. This dashboard provides systemwide data on UC graduate professional students, including enrollment, demographics, financial support and debt at graduation, completion rates, and post-graduation employment and wage outcomes.