One of the University of California's most important responsibilities is to provide a high quality undergraduate education to California's most promising young women and men. And, as a public institution, the University is accountable to the people of California about the manner in which it carries out this charge.
We invite you to study By the Numbers. It presents a graphic portrait of UC students and undergraduate education at the University, focusing on the areas that engage public interest.
By the Numbers provides an overview of admission, enrollment, costs, and financial aid, as well as a look at the graduation rates and postbaccalaureate plans of students. The figures describe our students -- who they are, where they come from, and their success in earning baccalaureate degrees.
We hope this information advances your undergraduate education at UC. The University is a special resource for the people of California and, as such, it must remain accessible, accountable, and responsive.
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