Merced County high schools

All 22 high schools in Merced County that appear in California's public admissions and testing files. Open any of them for its full record.

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School	Applied to UC	UC admits	Parity ratio
Atwater High Merced Union High	93	81	1.8×
Buhach Colony High Merced Union High	69	64	1.0×
Crossroads Alternative Education Center Los Banos Unified	—	<3	—
Delhi High Delhi Unified	56	53	6.5×
Dos Palos High Dos Palos Oro Loma Joint Unified	26	23	2.8×
El Capitan High Merced Union High	90	83	3.9×
Golden Valley High Merced Union High	100	92	2.5×
Gustine High Gustine Unified	20	18	4.4×
Hilmar High Hilmar Unified	15	8	0.0×
Independence High (Alternative) Merced Union High	—	<3	—
Le Grand High Le Grand Union High	35	30	13×
Livingston High Merced Union High	50	44	3.7×
Los Banos High Los Banos Unified	67	59	2.0×
Merced High Merced Union High	76	57	1.3×
Merced Scholars Charter Merced County Office of Education	—	—	—
Pacheco High Los Banos Unified	67	57	1.5×
San Luis High (Continuation) Los Banos Unified	—	—	—
Valley Atwater Community Merced County Office of Education	—	—	—
Valley Los Banos Community Merced County Office of Education	—	—	—
Valley Merced Community Merced County Office of Education	—	—	—
Westside High Dos Palos Oro Loma Joint Unified	—	—	—
Yosemite High (Continuation) Merced Union High	—	<3	—
UC freshman admissions, Fall 2025; universitywide and unduplicated. “<3” is UC's mask on any count under three, not a count of zero, and a dash under “Applied” means UC published no figure for that school. A dash in the ratio column means no ratio can be computed at all — a private school or one whose SBAC results the state suppressed, or a school with no campus-level UC breakdown — and never a ratio of zero. Each school's own page says which.

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