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San Luis Obispo County high schools

All 21 high schools in San Luis Obispo County that appear in California's public admissions and testing files. Open any of them for its full record.
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SchoolApplied to UCUC admitsParity ratio
Arroyo Grande High
Lucia Mar Unified
113910.9×
Atascadero Choices in Education Academy (ACE)
Atascadero Unified
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Atascadero High
Atascadero Unified
32230.5×
Central Coast New Tech High
Lucia Mar Unified
24150.4×
Coast Union High
Coast Unified
74—
Grizzly ChalleNGe Charter
San Luis Obispo County Office of Educati
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Independence High
Paso Robles Joint Unified
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Liberty High (Continuation)
Paso Robles Joint Unified
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Lopez Continuation High
Lucia Mar Unified
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Morro Bay High
San Luis Coastal Unified
48361.0×
Nipomo High
Lucia Mar Unified
21171.5×
Pacific Beach High
San Luis Coastal Unified
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Pacific View Academy
Lucia Mar Unified
—<3—
Paloma Creek High
Atascadero Unified
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Paso Robles High
Paso Robles Joint Unified
64550.8×
San Luis Obispo County Community
San Luis Obispo County Office of Educati
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San Luis Obispo High
San Luis Coastal Unified
1501200.8×
Shandon High
Shandon Joint Unified
—<3—
Slo Classical Academy High School
Private school
109—
Templeton High
Templeton Unified
47331.6×
Templeton Independent Study High
Templeton Unified
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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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