UCLA Freshman Class of 2028 Waitlist/Appeals Discussion

[Gumbymom]

Regarding the FASFA issue and overall enrollment, that is something that is in flux so no way to know how this will impact admissions this year.

Other than UCLA and UCB, the OOS and International admit rates are higher for the rest of the UC”s than in-state admit rates due to many factors but this includes little to no financial aid for these group of students.

Here is the link which shows the 2023 admit rates for all the UC’s based on Residency and their yield numbers:

2023 Freshman Admit rates based on Residency

Below are the 2023 UC admit rates by Residency based on the UCOP preliminary application/admissions numbers. A few things to consider when looking at the numbers: The admit rates are for the overall campus so competitive/capped/selective majors can have significantly lower admit numbers The admit rates alone do not tell the whole story in regards to an applicant’s individual chances. For example, UC Davis has an OOS admit rate of 60% however their OOS enrollment yield is only 8%. They also have about 1/4 the # of OOS applicants than the UCLA campus which had an OOS yield of 33%. I have also linked the UCOP application table and admission table for comparison: 2023 Freshman admit rates (Preliminary Data from UCOP) Campus CA RESIDENT OUT OF STATE INTERNATIONAL Berkeley 14.4% 7.8% 5.2% Davis 36.3% 60% 49.8% Irvine 20.4% 47.4% 32.5% Los Angeles 9.5% 8.6% 6.1% Merced 95% 80.9% 69% Riverside 68.7% 87.2% 81.4% San Diego 24.5% 31.8% 17.8% Santa Barbara 2…