[Mick]

[quote author=Mick link=topic=9773.msg88625#msg88625 date=1398701943]

California-based high school students are far less likely to be admitted to Low APR U or UCLA than they were a decade or three ago.  In part, more applicants.  In part, the UC's are starving for out-of-state tuition dollars.  The UCLA admission rate is far lower for California high school students than for non-California students (although about the same for international students).

Can you give us the numbers?
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http://www.admissions.ucla.edu/prospect/...Prof13.htm

In 2013, the UCLA admit rate for California students was 17.87%, the out-of-state admit rate was 33.68%.  So out of staters were nearly twice as likely to be admitted.  The international rate was 20.8%.

[Mick]

[quote author=Mick link=topic=9773.msg88625#msg88625 date=1398701943]

California-based high school students are far less likely to be admitted to Low APR U or UCLA than they were a decade or three ago.  In part, more applicants.  In part, the UC's are starving for out-of-state tuition dollars.  The UCLA admission rate is far lower for California high school students than for non-California students (although about the same for international students).

Can you give us the numbers?
[/quote]

http://www.admissions.ucla.edu/prospect/...Prof13.htm

In 2013, the UCLA admit rate for California students was 17.87%, the out-of-state admit rate was 33.68%.  So out of staters were nearly twice as likely to be admitted.  The international rate was 20.8%.