1. Gary Clark 2014 CSU - UC Counselor Conference Director of Undergraduate Admission

2. Freshman Admission…by the #’s 2012AppsAdmitsAdmit RateEnrolled California52,2319,26317.7% 4,002 Out-of-State10,5773,04928.8% 607 International9,8183,14332.0% 1,012 Total72,62615,45521.3%5,621 2013AppsAdmitsAdmit RateEnrolled California54,9589,53917.4% 4,107 Out-of-State12,5864,09432.5% 940 International12,9282,54419.7% 654 Total80,47216,17720.1%5,701 2014AppsAdmitsAdmit RateSIR'd California55,8979,12816.3%4,159 Out-of-State15,6054,09526.2%959 International14,9702,53716.9%761 Total86,47215,76018.2%5,879

3. UCLA’s freshman class includes students from nearly all 50 states and over 70 countries. First generation students represent 1 out of every 3 new FR. Increased SIR’s from African American, Latino/Hispanic, Chinese-American, and Korean-American students. Fall 2014 Freshman Profile: 3.89/4.39 weighted GPA 1930-2220 SAT (middle 50%) Overall 18% admit rate More on UCLA’s Freshman Class…

4. On Becoming a Bruin… UCLA tied for #1 among 25 public universities that enjoy the greatest percentage of freshmen who return for their 2nd year [Source: US News & World Report] 94% of freshmen live on “The Hill” and on-campus housing is guaranteed for three years. 2 out of every 3 courses at UCLA have fewer than 30 students.

5. UCLA will likely seek to enroll 4,100 California residents (same as Fall 2014). UCLA will continue to utilize a waitlist to maximize freshman enrollment. UCLA will host our fall open house for prospective applicants on Saturday, September 20; for more information on all fall admission events, see www.admission.ucla.edu/Eventswww.admission.ucla.edu/Events What to expect from UCLA for Fall 2015