Anonymous wrote:Not UC’s: their OOS is higher. 30% or so.

Cal State: less than 5%

BTW: getting into the UCs is going to get even more hard over the next few years.

The huge influx of asians that came during the time of Netscape to 2000 - their well to do, kids, are now applying to UCs

Talk about competition...

Wildly incorrect
Davis - 4.9% OOS
UCLA - 13%
Berkeley - 15% OOS (plus 10% international)
San Diego - 5% oos
Santa Barbara - the only one which was over 30% OOS admit (but only 20% yield)

Google is your friend.

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Anonymous wrote:Are we announcing every college now? Is UC Davis particularly popular in the DMV?

Um...It's popular everywhere.

That’s BS for the DMV area…how many kids do you know at UC Davis from the DMV area?

Californians are all over the DCUM college forum year.

Geez…don’t they have their own version?

No we don't. Bay area folks, how did your kids do?

Anonymous wrote:Not UC’s: their OOS is higher. 30% or so.

Cal State: less than 5%

BTW: getting into the UCs is going to get even more hard over the next few years.

The huge influx of asians that came during the time of Netscape to 2000 - their well to do, kids, are now applying to UCs

Talk about competition...

What?

Not UC’s: their OOS is higher. 30% or so.

Cal State: less than 5%

BTW: getting into the UCs is going to get even more hard over the next few years.

The huge influx of asians that came during the time of Netscape to 2000 - their well to do, kids, are now applying to UCs

Talk about competition...

Anonymous wrote:I have read that Cal States and Cal Poly’s admit mostly in state

You're correct - as well as all the UC colleges which are the subject of this thread (well, Davis is at least)

I have read that Cal States and Cal Poly’s admit mostly in state