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

This dashboard offers systemwide data on UC military-affiliated students including enrollment, demographics, majors, first-year retention and graduation rates, financial support, post-graduation outcomes, and student experience information. Military-affiliated students are defined as students who are active military, military reserve, national guard, or a military veteran.

This dashboard offers systemwide data on UC undergraduate current and former foster youth including enrollment, demographics, majors, first-year retention and graduation rates, financial support, postgraduation outcomes, and student experience information from the UC Undergraduate Student Experience Survey.

UC systemwide student survey response and completion rates are presented in this dashboard. The data may be filtered by campus and year, as well several characteristics such as ethnicity, gender, First generation status, Pell status and others related to discipline and student level.

This dashboard shows the results of 2024 UCUES advising questions results as well as results of historical advising questions.

What does a changing California mean for higher education?

The UC Community Safety Plan calls on all UC campuses to collect and publicly share uniform campus safety data to empower the UC community and inform change.

Calls for service to law enforcement agencies generally include calls to “911” for emergency assistance and may also include calls to non-emergency numbers. UC Police Departments are required to report monthly data to UCOP on civilian calls for service, noting call category (standardized across UC locations), call type (details that can be different by location), and month received.

All UC locations are required to submit quarterly data on use of force incidents to the UC Office of the President. This reporting includes incidents that qualify for mandatory reporting to the California Department of Justice along with certain incidents that do not qualify for state reporting.

Consistent with California Penal Code 832.5, all UC Police Departments have procedures that allow civilians to lodge complaints against officers and to post information on their websites on how to submit a complaint or a commendation. UC Police Departments are required to report data to UCOP on resolved complaints, including information about the civilian, the interaction, allegation, and the results of these complaints.