UC admissions by high school

UC admissions resources for school counselors

Help families explore their school’s UC outcomes with context. The source-school records cover Fall 1994–2025.

Start with a school

A school profile brings together applicants, admits, enrollment, campus breakdowns, and recent trends. Use the comparison links to examine nearby schools and changes over time.

A three-step conversation

  1. Choose a campus and a year. Compare the same campus and year for each school. Adding campus application counts together can count a student more than once.
  2. Read the counts alongside the rate. A small applicant group can produce large year-to-year changes. Missing or suppressed values are not zero.
  3. Separate admission from enrollment. An admit rate is admits divided by applicants. Yield is enrollees divided by admits. Neither establishes that attending a particular school causes a better individual outcome.

Useful pages to share

Use the appropriate data year

The preliminary Fall 2026 campus results describe a different release from the finalized source-school data. Keep campus-wide results and school-level outcomes distinct.

Original source: University of California Information Center. This website is an independent presentation of public data and is not affiliated with the University of California.