Https://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/about-us/information-center/admissions-source-school

Use this link to see past acceptance data by UC GPA from your high school.

Calculatw UC GPA here https://rogerhub.com/gpa-calculator-uc/

Anonymous wrote:It’s a tough admit. Nonresident Americans make up 13% of the student body. And you must have a 3.5 GPA compared to 3.0 for in-state residents.

California resident here. You need an UW 3.7 to even have a shot at UCLA. Those “minimums” are a just a feel good stat for residents to make them believe the UCs are for everyone. In state and especially OOS is a very difficult admit.

Anonymous wrote:It accepts tons of DACA, out of state, out of the country

You’re a moron. That is all.

If you go to Harvard Westlake you have a better shot of getting into Harvard than UCLA. See if you can work out an upfront transfer deal like some colleges quietly do- ie Cornell, etc.

Anonymous wrote:Yes. My DD is a freshman and all of her friends are OOS. The school is actually known for being an easier admit for full pay OOS students.

No, it is not an easier admit, not when they are only taking about 3% of their total as OOS freshman.

They accept athletes OOS

Yes. My DD is a freshman and all of her friends are OOS. The school is actually known for being an easier admit for full pay OOS students.

Anonymous wrote:It’s a tough admit. Nonresident Americans make up 13% of the student body. And you must have a 3.5 GPA compared to 3.0 for in-state residents.

Those GPA's are MINIMUMS. If you look on the UC website you'll see the average GPA for admitted students is way higher than the minimum, with UCLA and Berkley around 4.4-4.7 weighted.

It’s a tough admit. Nonresident Americans make up 13% of the student body. And you must have a 3.5 GPA compared to 3.0 for in-state residents.

It accepts tons of DACA, out of state, out of the country

Of course it does. My friend’s kid from TJ magnet got in and attends now.

Yes. Tough admit for most.

Seems like a dream school for my kiddo...