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College of the Siskiyous

Weed · Siskiyou 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

71% of its 35 UC applicants were admitted to at least one campus, 2021–22 to 2024–25.

35
UC applicants
2021–22 to 2024–25
25
Admitted to a UC
same four years
15
Enrolled at a UC
same four years
11
UC applicants
Fall 2025
152
Cal State applicants
Fall 2021 to Fall 2024
126
Admitted to a Cal State
same four falls
77
Enrolled at a Cal State
same four falls
Cal State admit rate
any campus

UC, campus by campus

CampusAppliedAdmittedAdmit rateAll CCCsAdmitted GPAAll CCCsFall 2025
Any UC352571%75%3.583.569 / 11
UC Berkeley11≈4—27%—3.76
UCLA7≈1—26%—3.83
UC San Diego55—62%3.583.66
UC Santa Barbara74—61%—3.683 / 5
UC Davis1813—63%3.633.63
UC Santa Cruz53—66%—3.474 / 5

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

Campus2021–222022–232023–242024–25Fall 2025
Any UC4 / 68 / 10GPA 3.547 / 10GPA 3.636 / 9GPA 3.599 / 11GPA 3.44
UC Berkeley<3 / 53 / 6
UCLA<3 / 7
UC San Diego5 / 5GPA 3.58
UC Santa Barbara4 / 73 / 5
UC Davis4 / 54 / 65 / 7GPA 3.63
UC Santa Cruz3 / 54 / 5

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

83% of its 152 Cal State transfer applicants were admitted to at least one campus, Fall 2021 to Fall 2024.

CampusAppliedAdmittedAdmit rateAll CCCsEnrolledFall 2025
Any Cal State15212683%89%7750 / 55
Chico State75≈5269%70%1125 / 28
Cal Poly Humboldt565496%85%14 / 15
Sacramento State252496%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

CampusFall 2021Fall 2022Fall 2023Fall 2024Fall 2025
Any Cal State31 / 3624 / 3237 / 4334 / 4150 / 55
Chico State10 / 19<10 / 1017 / 2220 / 2425 / 28
Cal Poly Humboldt12 / 1212 / 1215 / 1515 / 1714 / 15
Sacramento State13 / 1311 / 12

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

Fall 2027 transfer deadlines

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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