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The UC record, campus by campus. Applicants and offers at each of the nine
undergraduate campuses — so you know how many students from your school got into
UCLA last fall, not how many got in from California.Measured against your school’s own achievement. How many in the same grade cleared
both of California’s SBAC standards — and whether the offers track that, or run well
ahead of it. This is the number no one hands parents.Your student’s chances at one UC. The campus you name above, worked out in
full against the record of the students their own school has already sent there. The other
eight are the $47, along with Cal State and the private colleges.Every source named, line by line. Every school figure traces to a public filing. Take any figure to the public filing it came from and check it.
That is one school, free, and yours to keep. The parent portal is the same
record read against your own student: their odds at all nine UC campuses rather than one, their
chances at each Cal State campus, the private colleges priced for your
family, and the transcript read for you. One payment of $47 opens all of it.
Your report is on its way.
We’re building your school ’s report now — the UC record
campus by campus, and your student’s chances at the one UC you named. It goes to
In the meantime, the dashboard is still open to you:
look up a school , or read
what the statewide numbers show .
— Jim Stewart, Admitted California
Or skip the wait
Your school’s record tells you what the school did. It cannot tell you what
your student would do — and that is where families quietly lose campuses. Most
parents are off on the UC GPA by a tenth or two, because UC does not use the GPA printed on the
transcript.
$47 opens the parent portal and closes that gap. Not a document
— access, once, for one student:
The report, rebuilt around your student. Their odds at all nine campuses, not
the one, run against your own school’s record rather than against California —
plus their chances at each Cal State, and which Cal State campuses are
harder than a named UC campus, from your school.
Build it again the day anything changes.The transcript read for you. Upload the PDF and stop guessing: the UC GPA recomputed
UC’s way — grades 10 and 11 only, a–g courses only, eight honor points at most
— and Cal State’s computed Cal State’s way. Nothing to look up, nothing typed
from memory.The private colleges, priced for your family. What you would actually pay, on your own
priorities — not the sticker, which is the one number that is the same for everybody and
true for almost nobody.The application year, guided. What is due, when, and what it is actually worth, month
by month, from tonight to the day the file closes. Unlimited school lookups inside it.
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