Citrus College

Glendora · Los Angeles County. Its record sending transfer students to the University of California and the California State University: applicants and admits at every campus, 2021 through Fall 2025, from UC's and CSU's own data.

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At a glance

75% of its 1,248 UC applicants were admitted to at least one campus, 2021–22 to 2024–25.

UC San Diego admitted 66% of its transfer applicants (434 of 656) — above the 62% it admitted from California community colleges overall.

1,248

UC applicants
2021–22 to 2024–25

930

Admitted to a UC
same four years

649

Enrolled at a UC
same four years

290

UC applicants
Fall 2025

4,212

Cal State applicants
Fall 2021 to Fall 2024

3,751

Admitted to a Cal State
same four falls

2,508

Enrolled at a Cal State
same four falls

89%

Cal State admit rate
any campus

UC, campus by campus

Campus	Applied	Admitted	Admit rate	All CCCs	Admitted GPA	All CCCs	Fall 2025
Any UC	1,248	930	75%	75%	3.55	3.56	197 / 290
UC Berkeley	545	160	29%	27%	3.77	3.76	32 / 131
UCLA	858	200	23%	26%	3.84	3.83	42 / 194
UC San Diego	656	434	66%	62%	3.64	3.66	75 / 145
UC Santa Barbara	596	398	67%	61%	3.66	3.68	73 / 135
UC Irvine	892	447	50%	44%	3.69	3.72	75 / 198
UC Davis	339	226	67%	63%	3.57	3.63	51 / 88
UC Santa Cruz	277	168	61%	66%	3.47	3.47	55 / 81
UC Riverside	631	433	69%	63%	3.41	3.45	92 / 147
UC Merced	110	80	73%	65%	3.38	3.38	22 / 37

Applied and admitted are totals for 2021–22 through 2024–25, full academic years. "All CCCs" is the same figure for every California community college combined. Admitted GPA is UC's average transfer GPA of the students it admitted, pooled across the four years. Fall 2025 is admitted / applied for fall entry only. Campuses marked TAG offer a Transfer Admission Guarantee. UC hides admit counts under 3; "≈" means one or more years were hidden and counted as 1. "—" means fewer than 20 applicants.

UC, year by year

Campus	2021–22	2022–23	2023–24	2024–25	Fall 2025
Any UC	286 / 388GPA 3.51	198 / 270GPA 3.56	215 / 280GPA 3.56	231 / 310GPA 3.58	197 / 290GPA 3.56
UC Berkeley	34 / 149GPA 3.84	34 / 112GPA 3.68	45 / 134GPA 3.73	47 / 150GPA 3.82	32 / 131GPA 3.78
UCLA	46 / 271GPA 3.87	46 / 176GPA 3.84	52 / 195GPA 3.79	56 / 216GPA 3.86	42 / 194GPA 3.81
UC San Diego	115 / 188GPA 3.61	91 / 138GPA 3.60	105 / 150GPA 3.69	123 / 180GPA 3.65	75 / 145GPA 3.65
UC Santa Barbara	118 / 201GPA 3.65	74 / 113GPA 3.65	93 / 129GPA 3.66	113 / 153GPA 3.67	73 / 135GPA 3.70
UC Irvine	122 / 273GPA 3.66	94 / 186GPA 3.74	105 / 202GPA 3.70	126 / 231GPA 3.69	75 / 198GPA 3.71
UC Davis	62 / 99GPA 3.59	46 / 73GPA 3.52	54 / 73GPA 3.57	64 / 94GPA 3.59	51 / 88GPA 3.56
UC Santa Cruz	50 / 84GPA 3.46	42 / 70GPA 3.51	36 / 59GPA 3.46	40 / 64GPA 3.46	55 / 81GPA 3.43
UC Riverside	157 / 225GPA 3.35	87 / 138GPA 3.50	90 / 129GPA 3.43	99 / 139GPA 3.42	92 / 147GPA 3.47
UC Merced	23 / 32GPA 3.31	28 / 38GPA 3.33	18 / 24GPA 3.50	11 / 16GPA 3.45	22 / 37GPA 3.44

Admitted / applied, with UC's average GPA of admitted students where it publishes one (5 or more). A blank means UC withheld the figure: fewer than 5 applicants.

Cal State, campus by campus

89% of its 4,212 Cal State transfer applicants were admitted to at least one campus, Fall 2021 to Fall 2024.

Cal Poly Pomona admitted 75% of its transfer applicants (1,967 of 2,607) — above the 63% it admitted from California community colleges overall.

Campus	Applied	Admitted	Admit rate	All CCCs	Enrolled	Fall 2025
Any Cal State	4,212	3,751	89%	89%	2,508	911 / 1,004
Cal Poly Pomona	2,607	1,967	75%	63%	1,237	462 / 598
Cal State Fullerton	2,133	1,382	65%	69%	375	437 / 544
Cal State LA	1,618	1,365	84%	81%	324	322 / 351
Cal State Long Beach	1,473	592	40%	48%	127	154 / 352
CSU San Bernardino	787	636	81%	84%	130	144 / 155
San Diego State	547	196	36%	45%	26	66 / 109
CSU Northridge	496	269	54%	70%	62	61 / 108
CSU Dominguez Hills	325	279	86%	89%	12	89 / 101
San Francisco State	228	213	93%	91%	10	30 / 37
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo	209	≈29	14%	22%		<10 / 65
CSU San Marcos	208	101	49%	60%	24	32 / 48
Chico State	170	113	66%	70%	10	21 / 34
CSU Channel Islands	142	114	80%	83%		21 / 30
Cal Poly Humboldt	119	106	89%	85%	11	31 / 37
Cal State East Bay	114	98	86%	84%		18 / 23
San José State	110	≈67	61%	73%		10 / 24
CSU Bakersfield	93	≈60	65%	80%		<10 / 11
Sacramento State	84	75	89%	92%		19 / 21
CSU Monterey Bay	80	63	79%	90%		17 / 20
Fresno State	54	≈25	46%	73%
Sonoma State	45	≈28	62%	77%
Stanislaus State	21	≈15	71%	92%

Transfer applicants for fall entry, totals for Fall 2021 through Fall 2024. "Any Cal State" counts each student once however many campuses they applied to. "All CCCs" is the same rate for every California community college combined. Fall 2025 is admitted / applied. CSU hides any group under 10: "≈" means a hidden admit count was counted as 5, "—" means fewer than 20 applicants. CSU counts every application filed, including ones later withdrawn or left incomplete, so its admit rates read lower than a campus's own.

Year by year

Campus	Fall 2021	Fall 2022	Fall 2023	Fall 2024	Fall 2025
Any Cal State	1,120 / 1,296	970 / 1,092	877 / 956	784 / 868	911 / 1,004
Cal Poly Pomona	541 / 804	492 / 687	505 / 593	429 / 523	462 / 598
Cal State Fullerton	350 / 668	305 / 523	378 / 485	349 / 457	437 / 544
Cal State LA	424 / 550	361 / 427	321 / 355	259 / 286	322 / 351
Cal State Long Beach	148 / 469	147 / 374	154 / 330	143 / 300	154 / 352
CSU San Bernardino	199 / 246	155 / 199	146 / 177	136 / 165	144 / 155
San Diego State	55 / 205	45 / 163	44 / 80	52 / 99	66 / 109
CSU Northridge	76 / 158	57 / 122	65 / 110	71 / 106	61 / 108
CSU Dominguez Hills	95 / 104	82 / 91	44 / 63	58 / 67	89 / 101
San Francisco State	76 / 79	52 / 58	47 / 51	38 / 40	30 / 37
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo	14 / 75	<10 / 47	<10 / 46	<10 / 41	<10 / 65
CSU San Marcos	22 / 55	26 / 51	29 / 54	24 / 48	32 / 48
Chico State	17 / 45	26 / 40	36 / 45	34 / 40	21 / 34
CSU Channel Islands	41 / 50	21 / 28	28 / 35	24 / 29	21 / 30
Cal Poly Humboldt	17 / 20	32 / 36	34 / 38	23 / 25	31 / 37
Cal State East Bay	29 / 31	32 / 38	20 / 25	17 / 20	18 / 23
San José State	35 / 47	16 / 29	11 / 18	<10 / 16	10 / 24
CSU Bakersfield	17 / 28	23 / 27	<10 / 15	15 / 23	<10 / 11
Sacramento State	27 / 27	14 / 17	15 / 20	19 / 20	19 / 21
CSU Monterey Bay	22 / 25	14 / 19	11 / 14	16 / 22	17 / 20
Fresno State	10 / 19	<10 / 14	<10 / 11	<10 / 10
Sonoma State	13 / 20	10 / 13	<10 / 12
Stanislaus State	10 / 11	<10 / 10

Admitted / applied, fall entry. A blank means CSU withheld the figure: fewer than 10 applicants.

Fall 2027 transfer deadlines

Sep 1 – Sep 30, 2026Transfer Admission Guarantee (TAG) filingDavis, Irvine, Merced, Riverside, Santa Barbara and Santa Cruz. File in September for the following fall.
Oct 1 – Nov 30, 2026UC and Cal State applicationsFiling opens October 1; the deadline for Fall 2027 is November 30. FAFSA and the California Dream Act Application open October 1 too.
Dec 15, 2026 – Jan 31, 2027Transfer Academic UpdateAdd fall grades and planned spring and summer courses. January 31 is the priority deadline.
Mar 2, 2027Financial aid and Cal Grant GPAFAFSA or Dream Act application and the Cal Grant GPA Verification Form.
Mar 1 – May 1, 2027UC decisionsCampuses release Fall 2027 transfer decisions between March 1 and May 1.
Jun 1, 2027Accept an offerStatement of Intent to Register due to the campus you choose.

From UC Admissions and the California State University, for students transferring in fall 2027. Some campuses also admit for winter or spring: TAG in May, applications in July.

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Source: University of California Information Center, "Admissions by source school" — Counts of full year transfers by race/ethnicity and Average transfer GPA, by California community college, campus and academic year, read September 29, 2026. The California State University, "Applications, Admissions, and Enrollment" dashboard — undergraduate transfers by institution of origin, campus and fall term, read September 30, 2026. Compare every college →

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