In just over a century, the University has built an international reputation for academic excellence, with undergraduate education as one of its highest priorities. The University has outstanding academic programs, faculty, libraries, and research facilities. Whether you want a broad liberal arts education, preparation for graduate study, or training for a particular profession, the University has a program to meet your needs. Continuing your undergraduate education at the University of California will bring you new intellectual, personal, and career opportunities. UC graduates enjoy high acceptance rates at graduate and professional schools, and compete successfully in the job market with graduates of other top universities and colleges.
Many graduates become leaders in their fields.
The academic programs offered, the size of the student body, and the setting are just a few of the factors that contribute to the individual character of each campus. Other factors to consider include the climate, the community or city adjacent to the campus, cultural and recreational opportunities, and student activities and organizations. There are many resources to help you identify the UC campus that best meets your needs. If possible, you should arrange to visit the campuses that interest you. All offer guided tours and special programs for prospective students.