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Yes. Yeshiva is a co-educational institution.

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Freshman applicants should have at least 85% or above (or a strong B average) in Class 12. For graduate aspirants, there are no minimum score requirements. Subject-specific requirements need to be met.

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Yeshiva has a high acceptance rate of 67%-68%, and is slightly selective in its admission process.

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Yeshiva hosts over 6,300 students every year, including international students from more than 50 nations.

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Yes, California State University Fullerton is a public university.

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California State University Fullerton is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges Senior Colleges and University Commission.

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The application fee for California State University Fullerton is $70.

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The acceptance rate of California State University Fullerton is approximately 68 per cent.

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The graduation rate of California State University Fullerton is 68 per cent.

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If you are looking at the acceptance rate alone, then taking admission into UCLA is more difficult. As per U.S. News, UCLA has an acceptance rate of 11%. So, it is more difficult to take admission into UCLA.

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