University of California (San Diego Campus)

International students can also search for off-campus housing using multiple search options. The table below includes the list of few options with their cost for per academic year:

The University of California Santa Barbara and the University of California San Diego are famous universities among international students studying in the USA. UCSD and UCSB are two popular campuses of the University of California. Mentioned below are the comparison between these two in terms of acceptance rate and tuition fees:

Both UCSD and UCSB look good in terms of thier tuition fees and acceptance rates. Therefore, it's on you where you want to apply for admission.

The acceptance rate at the University of California San Francisco is around 13%, hence making admissions to the university somewhat selective and competitive. On the other hand, the acceptance rate to the University of California San Diego is 24%, making admissions to the university slightly competitive and selective in comparison to the University of California San Francisco. Other eligibility criteria also need to be taken into consideration such as the English Language Proficiency Test Scores accepted by the universities. Both UCSF and UCSD accept IELTS scores obtained by the students.

The admission requirements for the UCSD Master of Finance program are given below:

• An undergraduate degree in Finance / Economics / Computer Science / Engineering / Mathematics / Physics or Statistics is required. Other majors are also considered
• Post-university work, research experience or internships in a Quantitative discipline is also considered
• An official GMAT / GRE score
• Application materials like academic transcripts, two recommendations, statement of purpose, resume or CV, etc.