California Colleges Ranked by Highest Percent of White Students School % White S Shasta College Redding, CA 68.4% T Taft University System Santa Ana, CO 66.7% W William Jessup University Rocklin, CA 65.8% M The Master’s College and Seminary Santa Clarita, CA 64.9% What is the whitest UC school? Fall […]
Black student enrollment within the UC system remains severely low, making up only two percent of the total undergraduate population. Their low retention and graduation rates reflect obstacles on their path to higher education attainment. What percentage of UC is black? Last year, it admitted 79,953 Californians; this year, it […]
Your application is read quickly Admissions officers will often average less than 15 minutes to assess your entire application. How long does it take admissions to review an application? “If an applicant completes their application after November 1 of their senior year, they will typically have an admission decision within […]
Remote: Remote instruction, which emerged on a large scale in March 2020 as “emergency remote instruction,” refers to the type of instruction that is primarily being offered during the current pandemic and that is likely to be used during significant campus disruptions in the future. What is remote instruction? Remote […]
UCSC does not accept applications for spring quarter admission. Does UC schools have spring admission? UC Berkeley and UC Merced are on the semester system. All other campuses are on the quarter system. Application filing periods Fall quarter/semester Nov. 1-30 Winter quarter/spring semester July 1-31 Spring quarter Oct. 1-31 When […]
74,000. UCSC sees record number of applicants, mirroring entire UC system. UC Santa Cruz received a record-high 74,000-plus applications for enrollment for the 2021-2022 academic year, an 11% increase from the previous year’s applications. What was UCSC acceptance rate 2022? Based on historical acceptance rate data, the projected UC Santa […]
All decisions became available at Applicant Portal on March 18, 2022. All decisions became available at Applicant Portal on March 22, 2022. A batch of early decisions was released on February 25, 2022; rest of the decisions became available at MyUCSC on March 15, 2022. What time do UCSC decisions […]
San Diego. Known for its warm climate, outstanding restaurants, and surfable beaches, San Diego is without a doubt one of the best coastal cities to call home in California. What is the best part of California to move to? Here are the best places to live in California: San Francisco. […]
It’s the confluence of high demand and low supply: High demand due to UCSC not having enough on-campus housing to house all of its students plus its proximity to Silicon Valley making it a desirable place to commute from despite having to deal with Highway 17, which is rather treacherous. […]
With a record number of applications, the faculty committee carefully assessed how to provide access to a high-quality and affordable UC education to a diverse cohort of highly qualified students. For fall 2021, UC Santa Cruz extended an offer of admissions to 36,375 high school seniors and 7,707 transfer students. […]
Grants and UC scholarships fall into this category and help cover your cost of attendance (which includes tuition and fees, room and board, books and supplies, health insurance, transportation, and personal expenses). Does UC tuition include housing? Over 70% of our California undergrads get an average of $18,000 in grants […]
Scholarships may not be a cash reward at all, but an in-kind reward. This is a type of non-cash reward that may waive education-related expenses such as the cost of tuition, textbooks, or housing. Some scholarships require that the money be used for specific things, while others let you decide […]
UC’s Blue and Gold Opportunity Plan will ensure that you will not have to pay UC’s systemwide tuition and fees out of your own pocket if you are a California resident whose total family income is less than $80,000 a year and you qualify for financial aid — and that’s […]
Santa Cruz, CA is one of those rare places, and its unique amenities helped land it once again on our list of 100 Best Places to Live in 2016. This city of 62,000 people on the Pacific coast of northern California, enjoys 250 days of sunshine annually in which to […]
The Safewise ranking uses two factors for its safety ratings: property and violent crime. According to their report looking at 230 cities, with a population of 90,474 Santa Monica recorded 6.0 violent crimes per 1,000 people and 42.6 property crimes per 1,000 people making it the 224th safest city in […]