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student outcomes
> graduates meeting university of california - california state
university admissions requirements, by characteristics of students and
schools
Last
Year's Statistics
here.
Graduates Meeting University of California - California State University Admissions Requirements, by Characteristics of Students and Schools
(3 Charts)
Graduates in schools with a high
proportion of poor students are less likely than others to complete
courses which will make them eligible to attend California State
University or the University of California (Chart 1 of 3).
Click for a Larger Chart | Data
Source:
http://www.cde.ca.gov/demographics/files/cbeds_ae.htm
- Across the region in schools with fewer than 20 percent of
students participate in subsidized meal programs, 44 percent of
graduates complete courses making them eligible to attend California
State University or the University of California.
- Across the region in schools with more than 80 percent of
students participate in subsidized meal programs, 31 percent of
graduates complete courses making them eligible to attend California
State University or the University of California.
Graduates in schools with a high
proportion of minority students are less likely than others to
complete courses which will make them eligible to attend California
State University or the University of California (Chart 2 of 3).
Click for a Larger Chart | Data
Source:
http://www.cde.ca.gov/demographics/files/cbeds_ae.htm
- Across the region in schools with fewer than 20 percent of
students who are minorities, 57 percent of graduates complete
courses making them eligible to attend California State University
or the University of California.
- Across the region in schools with more than 80 percent of
students who are minorities, 30 percent of graduates complete
courses making them eligible to attend California State University
or the University of California.
Graduates of year-round schools are
less likely than graduates of traditional calendar schools to complete
courses which will make them eligible to attend California State
University or the University of California (Chart 3 of 3).
Click for a Larger Chart | Data
Source:
http://www.cde.ca.gov/demographics/files/cbeds_ae.htm
- Across the region, 35 percent of graduates in traditional
schools complete courses making them eligible to attend California
State University or the University of California, while 33 percent
of graduates in year-round schools do so.
- In the Los Angeles Unified School District, 44 percent of
graduates in traditional schools complete courses making them
eligible to attend California State University or the University of
California, while 37 percent of graduates in year-round schools do
so.
Last Updated:
January 15, 2004
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