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   What percentage of UC Santa Cruz transfer students are from California?

   • This is a snapshot of the admitted transfer students for fall 2023. Please be cautious in drawing conclusions from this information. Use it as a general guide to selectivity and not as a predictor of your chance for admission to UC Santa Cruz. 94.2% of admitted transfer students were from California community colleges.

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   What is UC Santa Cruz admission rate 2023?

   • Mean GPA - 3.48 2023 Admission Rates 90% of first-year students returned to enter their sophomore year at UC Santa Cruz. 61% of students who entered as freshmen graduated in four years. 77% of students who entered as freshmen graduated in six years. 91% of transfer students returned to enter their next year at UC Santa Cruz.

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   How do I transfer to UC Santa Cruz?

   • The Office of Undergraduate Admissions provides information to all students who wish to transfer to UC Santa Cruz. For prospective transfer students and their families, Undergraduate Admissions offers Transfer Information Sessions.

   University of California Santa Cruz - Admission as a Transfer Student

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   What percentage of UC Santa Cruz students return to college?

   • 90% of first-year students returned to enter their sophomore year at UC Santa Cruz. 61% of students who entered as freshmen graduated in four years. 77% of students who entered as freshmen graduated in six years. 91% of transfer students returned to enter their next year at UC Santa Cruz. 81% of transfer students graduated in three years or less.

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2. admission.universityofcalifornia.edu › campusesTransfer admit data | UC Admissions - University of California

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   94.2% of admitted transfer students were from California community colleges. Learn more about transfer selection at UC Santa Cruz »

3. admissions.ucsc.edu › transfer-studentsTransfer Students - University of California, Santa Cruz

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   UC Santa Cruz welcomes transfer applicants from California community colleges and other institutions. Transferring to UCSC is a great way to earn your University of California degree. Use this page as a springboard to get your transfer started!

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4. admissions.ucsc.edu › posts › statisticsUC Santa Cruz by the Numbers - University of California ...

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   • Ethnic Composition of Undergraduates, Fall 2023
   • Admission statistics, Fall 2023
   • Retention and Graduation Rates, 2022-23
   • Geographical Distribution, Fall 2023

   Total enrollment for fall 2023: 19,764 1. 17,812 undergraduates, 1,952 graduate students 2. Undergraduates: 46.0% men, 49.0% women, 5.0% other/unknown (fall 2022) 3. 1,260 new transfer students entered fall 2023

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   African American - 4.6%

   American Indian - 0.7%

   Asian - 30.8%

   Chicanx/Latinx - 27.5%

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   High School GPA (for freshmen) 1. Mean GPA - 4.01 2. 4.0 or higher GPA - 63.4% 3. 3.5 to 3.99 GPA - 31.7% 4. Below 3.5 GPA - 5.0% Community College GPA (for transfers) Mean GPA - 3.48 2023 Admission Rates 1. Freshmen - 62.8% 2. Transfers - 65.0%

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   90% of first-year students returned to enter their sophomore year at UC Santa Cruz.

   61% of students who entered as freshmen graduated in four years.

   77% of students who entered as freshmen graduated in six years.

   91% of transfer students returned to enter their next year at UC Santa Cruz.

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   Home Locations of New Freshmen 1. Central Valley Area - 10.8% 2. Los Angeles/Orange County/South Coast - 26.6% 3. Monterey Bay/Santa Clara Valley/Silicon Valley - 12.9% 4. Other Northern California - 1.4% 5. San Diego/Inland Empire - 11.1% 6. San Francisco Bay Area - 28.4% 7. International - 1.9% 8. Other States in the U.S. - 6.9% Home Locations of...

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5. admission.universityofcalifornia.edu › campusesSanta Cruz: Transfer admission profile - University of California

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   Santa Cruz: Transfer admission profile. This is a snapshot of the admitted transfer students for fall 2019. Please be cautious in drawing conclusions from this information. Use it as a general guide to selectivity and not as a predictor of your chance for admission to UC Santa Cruz.

6. admissions.ucsc.edu › resources-support › frequentlyFrequently Asked Questions - University of California, Santa Cruz

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   Apr 15, 2011 · If you are planning to transfer to UC Santa Cruz, we highly encourage you to sign up for UC TAP. Enrolling in UC TAP is also your first step to completing a UCSC Transfer Admission Guarantee (UCSC TAG).

7. collegegazette.com › uc-santa-cruz-transferUC Santa Cruz Transfer Acceptance Rate, GPA, and Requirements

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   Jun 13, 2022 · UC Santa Cruz Transfer Acceptance Rate. The transfer acceptance rate at UC Santa Cruz is 61%. At most universities, it’s much harder to transfer than it is to apply and enter as a freshman. However, things are different for UC Santa Cruz.

8. catalog.ucsc.edu › admission-as-a-transfer-studentUniversity of California Santa Cruz - Admission as a Transfer ...

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   The UC TAG application must be submitted online between September 1 and September 30 for the following fall quarter. UCSC accepts transfer admission agreements for fall quarter only. Further information may be found at Transfer Admission Guarantee (TAG) Program.