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student outcomes
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Graduates Meeting University of
California - California State University Admissions Requirements, by
Student and School Characteristics
(2 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 University of California
or the California State University
(Chart 1 of 2)

Data Source:
http://www.cde.ca.gov/demographics/files/cbeds_ae.htm
- In the Five County Region in schools with fewer than 20% of
students participating in subsidized meal programs, 44% of graduates
complete courses making them eligible to attend California State
University or the University of California.
- In the Five County Region in schools with more than 80% of
students participate in subsidized meal programs, 31% 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 University of
California or the California State University
(Chart 2 of 2)

Data Source:
http://www.cde.ca.gov/demographics/files/cbeds_ae.htm
- In the Five County Region, 35% of graduates in traditional
schools complete courses making them eligible to attend California
State University or the University of California, while 33% of
graduates in year-round schools do so.
- In the Los Angeles Unified School District, 44% of graduates in
traditional schools complete courses making them eligible to attend
California State University or the University of California, while
37% of graduates in year-round schools do so.
Last Updated:
July 27, 2005
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