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UC alumni at work

The dashboard shows employment outcomes by major and discipline of UC undergraduate alumni at two, five and ten years after graduation.

Degrees awarded data

Degrees awarded by level, discipline, gender and ethnicity, with source school type for undergraduates.

UC historical fall enrollment, 1869 to present

Historical student enrollment by level and campus dating from UC's inception.

Disaggregated data

Student enrollment and degree counts, and undergraduate admissions and graduation rates, by disaggregated race/ethnicity category.

UC-trained health professionals in California

Map and description of UC-trained medical professionals — including graduate students and residents — currently practicing across the state.

Student Academic Preparation and Educational Partnerships (SAPEP) outcomes

The SAPEP portfolio comprises 13 educational programs administered by UC. Their purpose is to raise achievement levels and close achievement gaps among targeted student groups across California public schools, from pre-K to postgraduate.

UC’s K-12 outreach programs

UC’s K-12 outreach programs prepare California students for college and graduate school opportunities, as well as for success in professional school and the workplace.

UC undergraduate student research, internships, and service learning

UC provides a rich environment for student research, internships, and service learning opportunities. Undergraduate students are engaged in these activities.

UC Education Abroad Program (EAP)

Participation of UC students in the education abroad program by campus and other demographic characteristics; earnings of education abroad participants compared to non-participants.

UC's Natural Reserve System use data

The Natural Reserve System is a library of California ecosystems used for research, teaching, and public outreach. Learn how our protected lands serve as outdoor laboratories and classrooms without walls, advancing our understanding of the natural world.