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Sweetwater Union High School
National City, San Diego
Latest available data: Fall 2025

What are Sweetwater Union High School's UC admission rates?

In Fall 2025, Sweetwater Union High School in National City, San Diego had 144 UC applicants, 117 admits, and an overall UC admit rate of 81.3%. Admit rate means admitted students divided by applicants, and is the same number many families mean when they search for a UC acceptance rate by high school.

Campus-level rates can look very different: UCLA was 8.3% and UC Berkeley was 13.1% for Fall 2025. Use campus-specific rates as context, not as a prediction for one student.

Searching for Sweetwater Union High School acceptance rate? This page covers the UC acceptance rate by high school for Sweetwater Union High School in National City, San Diego: applicants, admits, enrollees, admit rate, campus breakdowns, ethnicity breakdowns, and recent history from UC source-school data. In Fall 2025, Sweetwater Union High School had 144 UC applicants, 117 admits, and a UC admit rate of 81.3%.

This is not Sweetwater Union High School's own high-school admissions selectivity. It is a historical view of how students from Sweetwater Union High School applied to and were admitted by University of California campuses.

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Fall 2025 Snapshot

Latest universitywide totals for this school across all UC campuses.

Applicants
144
Admitted
117
Enrolled
42
Admit Rate
81.3%
Admitted ÷ applicants
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By Campus

How this school performed at each UC campus in the most recent fall term.

CampusApplicantsAdmittedAdmit Rate
UC Berkeley61813.1%
UCLA8478.3%
UC San Diego1284635.9%
UC Davis35925.7%
UC Santa Barbara432046.5%
UC Irvine1041110.6%
UC Santa Cruz251768.0%
UC Riverside686392.7%
UC Merced545398.2%
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By Ethnicity

Most recent universitywide breakdown by ethnicity for this school.

GroupApplicantsAdmittedAdmit Rate
Hispanic/ Latinx937883.9%
Asian413175.6%
African American6583.3%
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10-Year Trend

Recent universitywide trend for applicants, admits, enrollment, and admit rate.

YearApplicantsAdmittedEnrolledAdmit Rate
20251441174281.3%
20241361013374.3%
2023136815059.6%
2022118733261.9%
2021100753875.0%
2020116865174.1%
201989593766.3%
2018108572752.8%
201794572860.6%
201677533768.8%
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Sweetwater Union High School UC Admissions FAQ

Short answers for AI search, regular search, and families comparing UC outcomes by high school.

What is Sweetwater Union High School's UC admit rate?

In Fall 2025, Sweetwater Union High School had 144 UC applicants, 117 admits, and an overall UC admit rate of 81.3%. Admit rate means admits divided by applicants, and families often search for the same number as a UC acceptance rate.

What is Sweetwater Union High School's UCLA admit rate?

In Fall 2025, Sweetwater Union High School's UCLA admit rate was 8.3%, based on 84 applicants and 7 admits.

What is Sweetwater Union High School's UC Berkeley admit rate?

In Fall 2025, Sweetwater Union High School's UC Berkeley admit rate was 13.1%, based on 61 applicants and 8 admits.

Does Sweetwater Union High School's UC admit rate predict my student's chances?

No. Sweetwater Union High School's UC admit rate is historical school-level context for a group of applicants. It is not an individual admissions prediction because UC decisions depend on the student's application, campus choices, major context, course rigor, grades, activities, essays, and the applicant pool that year.

Where does the Sweetwater Union High School UC admissions data come from?

The data comes from the University of California Information Center admissions by source school tables. This page organizes the UC source-school data for Sweetwater Union High School from Fall 1994 through Fall 2025, including applicants, admits, enrollees, admit rates, campus breakdowns, ethnicity breakdowns, and recent trends.

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Data source: UC source-school data guide. Fall 1994–2025.