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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.

This dashboard shows the UC 2030 goals in UC's multiyear framework.

The types of colleges and most common specific colleges that students admitted to UC end up enrolling.

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

Undergraduate and graduate summer enrollment, including cross-campus enrollment and breakdown by residency and visitor status.

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

General campus student-faculty ratio, with the ability to select ladder-rank only.

Summary charts and data tables of sponsored project awards and proposals, including breakout tabs of federal and state funding./infocenter/

The Student Academic Preparation and Educational Partnerships (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 prepare California students for college and graduate school opportunities, as well as for success in professional school and the workplace.