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Graduates meeting University of California - California State University Admissions Requirements, by Race / Ethnicity (Time-Series, 5 Charts)

Latino graduates, followed by African American graduates, are less likely to complete courses making them eligible to attend California State University or the University of California (Chart 1 of 5).

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• Across the region, only about one-quarter of Latino high school graduates are UC-CSU eligible, and African American graduates are only slightly more likely.
• Across the region, nearly 60 percent of Asian / Pacific Islander high school graduates are UC-CSU eligible, compared with must over 40 percent of Anglo graduates.
• Across the region, American Indian students are relatively few in number, but about 32 percent of American Indian high school graduates are UC-CSU eligible.

Los Angeles Region, rates of California State University or University of California eligibility, 1992-2001 (Chart 2 of 5).

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Region outside Los Angeles County, rates of California State University or University of California eligibility, 1992-2001 (Chart 3 of 5).

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Los Angeles County, rates of California State University or University of California eligibility, 1992-2001 (Chart 4 of 5).

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Los Angeles Unified School District, rates of California State University or University of California eligibility, 1992-2001 (Chart 5 of 5).

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Last Updated: January 15, 2004