California

UC at Davis accepts students from all around the world, belonging to various ethnic and racial groups. The student demographics for the University of California Davis are given below: 

The UC Davis acceptance rate stands at 41.8% meaning that of every 100 students who apply to the UC Davis admissions the university is likely to offer the opportunity to enroll at the UC Davis campus to around 41 or 42 students making the admission criteria of the university somewhat selective as less than half the students are likely to be admitted.

When it comes to the UC Davis acceptance rate for international students it stands at 50.6% which is slightly higher than the general admission rate of the university meaning that securing entry is slightly less competitive for international students.

The University of California, Santa Cruz, is one of the most demanding universities when it comes to the minimum GPA requirements for admission. For international students, a GPA of 3.4 or above out of 4.0 is recommended for admission. Along with GPA, applicants must also focus on other admission requirements like meeting the English language requirements for UG and PG, and submission of mandatory documents like academic records, updated CV/resume, ACT / SAT / GMAT / GRE test scores (if required), as per the requirements of the programs.

UC San Francisco comprises over 50 programs, including PhD, master's and certificate programs.  Some popular UCSF courses include Biomedical Imaging, Health Policy and Law, Health Data Science, Global Health Science, Genetic Counselling, and more. The reasons for their popularity are better starting salaries, research opportunities, academic excellence, and clear career paths. Some of the most popular majors at UC San Francisco are given below: