University of
California
Counselor
Conference
2005
This special supplement to the
September 2005 issue of UC Notes
Fall 2005 Admission Report
This Admission Report includes undergraduates regularly admitted for the fall 2005 term at University
is a reference for high school and of California general campuses. Data are presented for all applicants, California residents and Eligibility
in the Local Context (ELC) participants.
community college counselors
Number of Students Rate of Intent to
who will be advising students Campus
Applicants Admittted Admission Register
about undergraduate education fReShmAN LeveL*
and admission at the University Berkeley 36,999 9,803 26.5% 4,199
California residents (non-ELC) 23,720 3,797 16.0% 1,875
of California for the 2006–2007 ELC 7,622 4,886 64.1% 1,979
Davis 30,067 18,275 60.8% 4,626
academic year. California residents (non-ELC) 24,442 13,340 54.6% 3,829
ELC 4,398 4,320 98.2% 707
It includes the latest admission Irvine 34,504 20,889 60.5% 4,600
California residents (non-ELC) 26,904 14,288 53.1% 3,889
statistics plus information about ELC 6,315 5,957 94.3% 637
new academic programs, student Los Angeles 42,215 11,424 27.1% 4,558
California residents (non-ELC) 29,139 5,448 18.7% 2,601
budgets, admission resources and ELC 8,484 5,000 58.9% 1,747
merced 14,077 12,168 86.4% 859
upcoming campus events for pro- California residents (non-ELC) 12,866 11,074 86.1% 792
spective students. A telephone ELC 1,122 1,050 93.6% 64
Riverside 24,399 19,682 80.7% 3,275
and e-mail directory of campus California residents (non-ELC) 22,073 17,690 80.1% 2,981
ELC 1,916 1,848 96.5% 282
contacts is also provided.
San Diego 40,542 17,380 42.9% 3,949
California residents (non-ELC) 29,763 9,184 30.9% 2,552
ELC 7,877 7,027 89.2% 1,224
Santa Barbara 37,512 19,821 52.8% 4,001
California residents (non-ELC) 29,809 13,721 46.0% 3,222
Inside
ELC 5,083 4,968 97.7% 598
Santa Cruz 23,013 17,161 74.6% 3,200
California residents (non-ELC) 19,826 14,731 74.3% 2,950
ELC 1,755 1,652 94.1% 150
2 | Academic Updates Total individuals – all applicants 76,475 61,512 80.4% 33,178
California residents 54,631 45,464 83.2% 24,618
2 | Web Resources eLC residents 12,071 11,751 97.3% 7,372
TRANSfeR LeveL**
3 | Fall Preview Day Events
Berkeley 10,625 3,209 30.2% 2,268
California community college 8,618 2,714 31.5% 1,862
3 | Student Budgets Four-year college/other 2,007 495 24.7% 406
Davis 7,805 4,585 58.7% 1,863
4 | Campus Directory California community college 6,855 4,306 62.8% 1,712
Four-year college/other 950 279 29.4% 151
Irvine 8,622 5,559 64.5% 1,645
California community college 7,609 5,107 67.1% 1,439
Four-year college/other 1,013 452 44.6% 206
Los Angeles 13,304 5,254 39.5% 3,428
California community college 11,227 4,762 42.4% 3,088
Four-year college/other 2,077 492 23.7% 340
merced 1,787 1,461 81.8% 155
California community college 1,627 1,370 84.2% 143
Four-year college/other 160 91 56.9% 12
Riverside 5,635 4,251 75.4% 988
California community college 5,219 4,056 77.7% 921
Four-year college/other 416 195 46.9% 67
San Diego 9,415 6,043 64.2% 2,062
California community college 8,254 5,618 68.1% 1,795
Four-year college/other 1,161 425 36.6% 267
Santa Barbara 8,798 5,594 63.6% 1,598
California community college 7,778 5,086 65.4% 1,310
Four-year college/other 1,020 508 49.8% 288
Santa Cruz 5,569 3,627 65.1% 1,110
California community college 4,932 3,298 66.9% 930
Four-year college/other 637 329 51.6% 180
Total individuals – all applicants 25,390 18,977 74.7% 14,977
California community college 20,326 16,444 80.9% 13,064
four-year college/other 5,064 2,533 50.0% 1,913
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New major and minor (featured in
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LINGUISTICS AND ASIAN LANGUAGeS
lege of Letters and science; formerly American Cultural Life
educators/counselors/ask. AND CULTUReS
Women’s studies American Social and Institutional Life
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Linguistics and East Asian Lan- Environmental Sciences
Davis guages and Cultures Mathematics
Biological Sciences
BIOLOGICAL SCIeNCeS meXICAN STUDIeS
Watch for New college will house the follow-
ing majors, which will no longer
New minor
ORGANIZATIONAL STUDIeS
LABOR STUDIeS
New minor
Counselor be shared between the College of
Agricultural and Environmental
sciences and the College of
Program discontinued effective
summer 2006; no additional
LIBeRAL STUDIeS
New areas of concentration:
Communications studies
Conference
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Letters and science: Digital Arts
specialization
Biochemistry and Molecular SOCIAL ReLATIONS
Biology, B.s. PUBLIC AffAIRS
New name for minor; formerly Major discontinued
presentation materials Biological sciences, A.B., B.s.
Public Policy
Cell Biology, B.s.
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Evolution, Ecology and
Biodiversity, A.B., B.s. Merced PhYSIOLOGY AND NeUROSCIeNCe
Exercise Biology, A.B., B.s. UC Merced is offering a number of New name for B.s. major;
Genetics, B.s. new degree programs (emphases formerly Animal Physiology
Microbiology, A.B., B.s. listed below each program name): and Neurosciences
www.universityofcalifornia Neurobiology, Physiology and
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Nanobioengineering
Santa Barbara
Plant Biology, A.B., B.s.
Undeclared – Life sciences AmeRICAN INDIAN AND
BIOLOGICAL SCIeNCeS, B.S.
(open only to first-time freshman INDIGeNOUS STUDIeS
Bioinformatics
applicants) New minor
Computational Biology
Web CIvIL eNGINeeRING/mATeRIALS Cell Biology and Development eNGINeeRING hONORS PROGRAm
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Molecular Biology and Biochemistry
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LAW AND SOCIeTY, B.A.
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check www.advising.ltsc.ucsb.edu
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www.universityofcalifornia.edu Agricultural and Environmental Atmospheric Sciences LeSBIAN, GAY, BISeXUAL,
sciences Ecosystem Sciences TRANSGeNDeR AND QUeeR STUDIeS
Admission Information and Geochemistry and Biogeochemistry New minor
Requirements LATIN AmeRICAN AND hemISPheRIC
STUDIeS Hydrologic and Climate Sciences mUSIC
fOR COUNSeLORS: New minor eNvIRONmeNTAL eNGINeeRING, B.S. Guitar emphasis discontinued
www.universityofcalifornia.edu/ SCIeNCe AND TeChNOLOGY STUDIeS Air Pollution
educators/counselors New A.B. major in the College of Energy and Environmental Santa Cruz
Letters and science, Division of Sustainability
fOR STUDeNTS: Environmental Quality COmPUTeR eNGINeeRING
social sciences
Hydrology New minor in Computer Tech-
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admissions New minor hUmAN BIOLOGY, B.A. (formerly tracks):
Economics Computer Systems
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Public Policy formerly Women’s studies
www.universityofcalifornia.edu/ studio Art
WORLD CULTUReS AND hISTORY, B.A. fILm AND DIGITAL meDIA
apply mATeRIALS SCIeNCe eNGINeeRING
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New minor
Literature LATIN AmeRICAN AND LATINO
QUeeR STUDIeS STUDIeS/LITeRATURe
New minor Riverside New combined major
Los Angeles INTeRDISCIPLINARY STUDIeS
New major; students may earn a
WeSTeRN ART mUSIC
New name for minor;
ASIAN LANGUAGeS B.A. degree within a broad liberal formerly Music
New name for minor; formerly arts education
East Asian Languages
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2005–2006
Student Budgets
Average budgets for UC undergraduates living on campus
and living at home for the 2005–2006 academic year are
shown below. Figures are as of August 2005. students are
single California residents. Actual costs may vary. Fees and
expenses for 2006–2007 have not yet been set.
The University requires all undergraduates to carry health
insurance. students may either purchase coverage through
a UC campus (prices are shown under health Care below)
or provide evidence of alternative coverage.
Campus Living on Campus Living at home
Berkeley
UC Fees 6,141 6,141
Campus Fees 371 371
health Care 922 922
Books and supplies 1,266 1,266
Living (Room and Board) 12,554 3,756
Personal 1,326 1,524
Transportation 652 1,786
TOTAL eXPeNSeS $23,232 $15,766
Davis
UC Fees 6,141 6,141
Campus Fees 1,316 1,316
Fall 2005
health Care 672 672
Books and supplies 1,446 1,446
Living (Room and Board) 10,791 3,563
Preview Events Personal
Transportation
TOTAL eXPeNSeS
1,355
714
$22,435
1,537
1,881
$16,556
Irvine
UC DAvIS UC RIveRSIDe UC Fees 6,141 6,141
Preview Day Preview Day Campus Fees
health Care
629
705
629
705
Saturday, October 22 Saturday, October 22 Books and supplies 1,556 1,556
7 a.m.– 5 p.m. 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Living (Room and Board) 9,176 3,450
Personal 1,549 1,714
A
◗ cademic college presentations ◗ Academic and student life presentations Transportation 1,219 1,898
◗ Majors and activities fair ◗ Freshman and transfer admissions TOTAL eXPeNSeS $20,975 $16,093
◗ dmission and application workshops
A presentations
Los Angeles
for freshman and transfer students ◗ Tours of campus and housing facilities UC Fees 6,141 6,141
◗ Information and advising sessions ◗ Reservations recommended Campus Fees 363 363
◗ Campus and housing tours ◗ Free parking in designated lot health Care 558 558
◗ Free parking Books and supplies 1,485 1,485
◗ Overnight HOST program available 11,928 3,468
Living (Room and Board)
U
◗ ndergraduate Admissions (reservations required) Personal 1,449 1,887
(530) 752-2971 ◗ Immediate Outreach Transportation 729 1,776
E-mail: previewday@ucdavis.edu 1101 Hinderaker Hall TOTAL eXPeNSeS $22,653 $15,678
Web: admissions.ucdavis.edu/ (951) 827-4531
previewday.cfm merced
E-mail: discover@ucr.edu UC Fees 6,141 6,141
Web: preview.ucr.edu Campus Fees 512 512
UC IRvINe health Care 670 670
Books and supplies 1,444 1,444
Discover the UC UC SANTA BARBARA Living (Room and Board) 10,260 3,003
in the OC Fall Preview Days Personal
Transportation
1,474
1,922
1,537
1,902
mondays–Saturdays in October TOTAL eXPeNSeS $22,423 $15,209
Saturdays, October 8, 15, 22, 29
8:30–11 a.m. 1
◗ 1 a.m. Freshman admissions Riverside
◗ Admission and application workshops presentations UC Fees 6,141 6,141
Campus Fees 449 449
◗ Parking $7 ◗ 1 p.m. Transfer admissions presenta-
health Care 660 660
tions (Thursdays and Fridays only)
◗ Office of Admissions and Books and supplies 1,650 1,650
Relations with Schools N
◗ oon (Monday–Saturday) and 2 p.m. Living (Room and Board) 10,200 3,000
(949) 824-6703 (Monday–Friday) campus tours Personal 1,650 1,550
Web: www.admissions.uci.edu Transportation 1,300 1,900
◗ No reservations required
TOTAL eXPeNSeS $22,050 $15,350
◗ Parking $7 Monday–Friday, $2 nights
Transfer Track and weekends
◗ isitor Center
V
San Diego
UC Fees 6,141 6,141
friday, October 21 Campus Fees 544 544
(805) 893-2487 health Care 633 633
8 a.m.–12:30 p.m. E-mail: campustours@sa.ucsb.edu Books and supplies 1,436 1,436
◗ For California Community College Web: www.admissions.ucsb.edu/ Living (Room and Board) 9,421 2,575
students who want to transfer to openhouse.asp Personal 1,527 1,523
UCI in fall 2006 Transportation 1,047 1,876
◗ 12:30 p.m. Campus tour TOTAL eXPeNSeS $20,749 $14,728
UC SANTA CRUZ
◗ 1:30 p.m. Preliminary Admission-in- Santa Barbara
the-Field counseling
◗ Parking $7
Preview Day UC Fees
Campus Fees
6,141
856
6,141
856
Saturday, October 15 health Care 627 627
◗ Pre-registration requested online at
10 a.m.–5 p.m. Books and supplies 1,437 1,437
www.admissions.uci.edu
◗ cademic and student life fairs;
A Living (Room and Board) 10,876 3,365
◗ Office of Admissions and Personal 1,488 1,459
campus and college tours
Relations with Schools Transportation 988 1,791
◗ Reservations preferred but not required
(949) 824-6703 TOTAL eXPeNSeS $22,413 $15,676
◗ Workshops for transfer students
Santa Cruz
◗ Admissions Office
UC Fees 6,141 6,141
(831) 459-4008 Campus Fees 808 808
E-mail: admissions@ucsc.edu health Care 654 654
Web: admissions.ucsc.edu/pday05 Books and supplies 1,332 1,332
Living (Room and Board) 11,571 2,673
Personal 1,392 1,830
Transportation 831 1,476
TOTAL eXPeNSeS $22,729 $14,914
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Directory of UC Campus Offices
Berkeley (510) disAbled sTudenT services
dsc@uci.edu
824-7494
TDD 824-6272
Riverside (951) child cAre inFormATion
carlson-h@sa.ucsb.edu
893-3347
Admission, FreshmAn *642-3175 Admission, FreshmAn And 827-4531
And GenerAl educATionAl opporTuniTy proGrAm GenerAl disAbled sTudenTs proGrAm
Deborah Brandon 824-6703 discover@ucr.edu Gary White 893-2668
Admission, TrAnsFer *642-3175 gary.white@sa.ucsb.edu
FinAnciAl Aid 824-8262 Admission, TrAnsFer 827-5307
ApplicATion evAluATion *642-3175 finaid@uci.edu educATionAl opporTuniTy 893-4758
And reenTry
ArTiculATion oFFicer transfer@ucr.edu proGrAm
housinG, universiTy 824-7247 eop@sa.ucsb.edu
Nancy Purcille 643-7901 housing@uci.edu
purcille@berkeley.edu ApplicATion evAluATion 827-3411
ugadmiss@ucr.edu FinAnciAl Aid 893-2432
housinG, mArried/FAmily 824-7119
cAmpus Tours 642-5215 housinG, universiTy 893-2760
inTernATionAl sTudenT Admissions ArTiculATion oFFicer
child cAre inFormATion 642-1827 Thea Labrenz (805) 772-8711 contracts@housing.ucsb.edu
Amina El Sadr 824-4545
moreida@berkeley.edu Kerry Diego 824-9344 thea.labrenz@ucr.edu housinG, mArried/FAmily 893-4021
disAbled sTudenT services cAmpus Tours 827-TOUR aptcontracts@housing.ucsb.edu
inTernATionAl sTudenT services/sevis**
Ed Rogers 642-0518 Anna C. Wimberly 824-7249 futurestudents.ucr.edu/prospective/ inTernATionAl sTudenT Admissions
acwimber@uci.edu tours.aspx Barbara Cogan 893-3229
educATionAl opporTuniTy proGrAm
(Student Life Advising Services) child cAre inFormATion 827-3854 admissions@sa.ucsb.edu
re-enTry services
Gloria Burkhalter 642-7224 Sylvia Franceware 824-7807 inTernATionAl sTudenT services
disAbled sTudenT services
FinAnciAl Aid 642-6442 Marcia Theise Schiffer 827-4538 Mary Jacob 893-2929
relATions wiTh schools
specserv@ucr.edu mary.jacob@sa.ucsb.edu
housinG, mArried/FAmily
Deborah Brandon 824-6703
Cephas John 642-4109 eArly AcAdemic developmenT 827-2040 school services
scholArships
cephas@berkeley.edu betty.benzor@ucr.edu Lisa Przekop 893-2486
Karen Laverdiere 824-1611
lisa.przekop@sa.ucsb.edu
housinG, universiTy 642-4108 veTerAns’ services FinAnciAl Aid 827-3878
finaid@ucr.edu re-enTry services
Edgar Dormitorio 824-6477
inTernATionAl sTudenT Admissions Deidre Acker 893-3778
Gail Wentler 642-1225 veteran@uci.edu 827-6350
housinG, FAmily de.acker@sa.ucsb.edu
gailwest@berkeley.edu
Los Angeles (310) housinG, universiTy 827-6350 scholArships 893-2432
inTernATionAl sTudenT services/sevis** info@housing.ucr.edu
Ivor Emmanuel 642-2818 Admission, FreshmAn *825-3101 veTerAns’ services
And GenerAl inTernATionAl sTudenT Admissions (Office of the Registrar) 893-8905
ivor@berkeley.edu
ugadm@saonet.ucla.edu Cassandra Cortez 827-3678
re-enTry services cassee.cortez@ucr.edu Santa Cruz (831)
Ken Gonsalves 643-9896 Admission, TrAnsFer 206-4348
scholArships
kengonsalves@berkeley.edu ApplicATion evAluATion *825-3101 Mary Coronado 827-7243 Admission, FreshmAn 459-4008
And GenerAl
relATions wiTh schools mary.coronado@ucr.edu
ArTiculATion oFFicer admissions@ucsc.edu
Georgia Webb 643-0998 Amy Schlueck 206-8064 veTerAns’ services
gwebb@berkeley.edu Lenita Kellstrand 827-3861 Admission, TrAnsFer 459-4008
cAmpus Tours 825-8764 specserv@ucr.edu admissions@ucsc.edu
scholArships 642-6363
child cAre inFormATion 825-5086 ApplicATion evAluATion 459-2131
veTerAns’ services San Diego (858) admissions@ucsc.edu
Michael Cooper 642-1592 disAbled sTudenT services
Kathy Molini 825-1501 534-4831 ArTiculATion oFFicer
mjcooper@berkeley.edu Admission, FreshmAn
And GenerAl *822-5669 Barbara Love 460-3026
FinAnciAl Aid *206-0400
Davis (530) admissionsinfo@ucsd.edu cAmpus Tours 459-4008
housinG, universiTy 206-7011 Admission, TrAnsFer 534-4831 Online reservation system:
Admission, FreshmAn 752-2971 admissions.ucsc.edu/campustours
And GenerAl housinG, mArried/FAmily 398-4692 admissionsinfo@ucsd.edu * 822-5669
ucscvisits@ucsc.edu
freshmanadmissions@ucdavis.edu ApplicATion evAluATion 534-0404
inTernATionAl sTudenT Admissions
Amy Schlueck 206-8064 child cAre inFormATion 459-2967
Admission, TrAnsFer 752-2971 ArTiculATion oFFicer childcareservices@ucsc.edu
transferadmissions@ucdavis.edu Yoly Woo-Hoogenstyn 534-4831
inTernATionAl sTudenT 825-1681
services/sevis** disAbled sTudenT services
ArTiculATion oFFicer cAmpus Tours 822-1455 Sharyn Martin 459-2089
Michael Dang 752-2971 *825-1091 campustours@ucsd.edu
re-enTry services drc@ucsc.edu TDD: 459-4806
undergradadmissions@ucdavis.edu
relATions wiTh schools 206-4348 child cAre inFormATion 552-2500 educATionAl opporTuniTy proGrAm
cAmpus Tours 752-8111 Michelle Handy 459-2296
child cAre inFormATion
scholArships 206-0411 disAbled sTudenT services
Roberta Gimblett 534-4382 FinAnciAl Aid *459-2963
Barba Ashby 752-5415 veTerAns’ services fin_aid@ucsc.edu
baashby@ucdavis.edu Paul Taylor 825-1091 educATionAl opporTuniTy 534-4831
www.hr.ucdavis.edu/childcare proGrAm housinG, universiTy *459-2394
Merced housing@ucsc.edu
inTernATionAl sTudenT 752-3614 FinAnciAl Aid *534-4480
Admissions housinG, mArried/FAmily *459-4080
Admission, FreshmAn (559) 241-7474 housinG, universiTy 534-4010
intladmissions@ucdavis.edu And GenerAl (866) 270-7301 fsh@ucsc.edu
housinginfo@ucsd.edu
inTernATionAl sTudenT 752-0864 toll-free in California inTernATionAl sTudenT Admissions
services/sevis** admissions@ucmerced.edu housinG, mArried/FAmily 534-4010 Jill Sakamoto 459-2131
siss@ucdavis.edu Admission, TrAnsFer (559) 241-7474 inTernATionAl sTudenT Admissions
inTernATionAl sTudenT services/sevis**
re-enTry services Jennifer Atkins, Carrie Buchen 534-0404 Rebecca Sweeley 459-2858
ApplicATion evAluATion (559) 241-7474
Shirley Sperry 752-4441 inTernATionAl sTudenT services/sevis** becks@ucsc.edu
ssperry@ucdavis.edu ArTiculATion oFFicer (559) 241-7474 Michael Hindi 534-3730 re-enTry services
relATions wiTh schools 752-2971 cAmpus Tours (559) 241-7474 re-enTry services 534-4831 Corinne Miller 459-2552
undergradadmissions@ucdavis.edu admissionsinfo@ucsd.edu
disAbled sTudenT services (209) 724-4482 relATions wiTh schools 459-4008
scholArships, underGrAduATe 752-2804 relATions wiTh schools 534-4831
FinAnciAl Aid (209) 724-4384 scholArships
ugscholofc@ucdavis.edu admissionsinfo@ucsd.edu *822-5669
finaid@ucmerced.edu Cheryl Perazzo 459-3480
veTerAns’ services 752-2020 housinG, universiTy (209) 724-4482 scholArships
veTerAns’ services
yjtorres@ucdavis.edu Becky Obayashi 534-3263
Laurie Salatich 459-2754
inTernATionAl sTudenT (559) 241-7474
veTerAns’ services 534-4480 lsalatic@ucsc.edu
Irvine (949) Admissions
Admission, FreshmAn 824-6703 re-enTry services (559) 241-7474 Santa Barbara (805)
And GenerAl relATions wiTh schools (559) 241-7474 Admission, FreshmAn *893-2485
Admission, TrAnsFer 824-6703 scholArships (209) 724-4384 And GenerAl
ApplicATion evAluATion 824-6703 finaid@ucmerced.edu Admission, TrAnsFer *893-3872
ArTiculATion oFFicer ApplicATion processinG *893-2881
Jennifer Silverman 824-9401 admissions@sa.ucsb.edu
cAmpus Tours ArTiculATion oFFicer
Bryan Jue 824-4636 Christian Villaseñor 893-5795
christianvillasenor@sa.ucsb.edu
child cAre inFormATion
Kathy White 824-2100 cAmpus Tours *893-2487
campustours@sa.ucsb.edu
*Indicates number answered by recorded message or automated telephone answering system. **Student and Exchange Visitor Information System
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