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UC and comparator Pell recipient graduation rates

UC campuses compare favorably in both the share of Pell grant recipients enrolled and those students’ six year graduation rates when compared to American Association of Universities (AAU) member schools, California State University (CSU) campuses and a selection of other large state university systems.

UC student disaggregated race and ethnicity data

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

Undergraduate admissions summary

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

Transfer fall admissions summary

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

Freshman fall admissions summary

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

UC historical fall enrollment, 1869 to present

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

Equity, diversity, and inclusion

The dashboards highlighted on this page (and within the Equity, diversity, and inclusion subject area) share system data that reflect the diversity of the UC community, assess equity and inequity in institutional outcomes, and explore the ways in which our students, faculty, and staff experience the UC environment as either inclusive or exclusionary.

Fall enrollment at a glance

Fall undergraduate and graduate enrollment by discipline, gender, ethnicity, residency, country (for undergraduates) and campus.

Community safety: UCPD budget and workforce

Each UC police department's budget and workforce reflect its organizational model, along with ongoing transformation as needs for services change and officer assignments shift.

UC STEM degree pipeline

UC continues to be a leading producer of degrees in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) within California.