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Gary Clark

Explore the key statistics and trends from UCLA's freshman admissions for Fall 2014. The class includes students from nearly all 50 states and over 70 countries, with one in three being first-generation college students. Highlights include a weighted GPA of 3.89 and an SAT range of 1930 to 2220, coupled with an 18% admit rate. UCLA is ranked #1 among public universities for freshman retention, with 94% of students living on campus. Learn about expectations for Fall 2015 and upcoming events for prospective applicants.

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  1. Gary Clark Director of Undergraduate Admission 2014 CSU - UC Counselor Conference

  2. Freshman Admission…by the #’s

  3. More on UCLA’s Freshman Class… • UCLA’s freshman class includes students from nearly all • 50 states and over 70 countries. • First generation students represent 1 out of every 3 new FR. • Increased SIR’s from African American, Latino/Hispanic, • Chinese-American, and Korean-American students. • Fall 2014 Freshman Profile: • 3.89/4.39 weighted GPA • 1930-2220 SAT (middle 50%) • Overall 18% admit rate

  4. On Becoming a Bruin… • UCLA tied for #1 among 25 public universities that enjoy the greatest percentage of freshmen who return for their 2nd year [Source: US News & World Report] • 94% of freshmen live on “The Hill” and on-campus housing is guaranteed for three years. • 2 out of every 3 courses at UCLA have fewer than 30 students.

  5. What to expect from UCLA for Fall 2015 • UCLA will likely seek to enroll 4,100 California residents (same as Fall 2014). • UCLA will continue to utilize a waitlist to maximize freshman enrollment. • UCLA will host our fall open house for prospective applicants on Saturday, September 20; for more information on all fall admission events, see www.admission.ucla.edu/Events

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