University of California, Irvine

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<Timeline>
1965 - UC Irvine was established 1965 - One of the oldest continuously operating medical college in the Southwest, California College of Medicine became part of UC Irvine. 1976 - Purchased Orange County Medical Center (Renamed the UC Irvine Medical Center) 1989 - Water Polo team wins National Championship 1995 - Professor Frank Sherwood Rowland (Chemistry) and Frederick Reines (Physics) win the Nobel Prize. 2001 - Planted a bay laurel tree in remembrance of the heroes and victims of the events of September 11, 2001 in Aldrich Park. 2004 - Professor Irwin Rose wins the Nobel Prize (Chemistry) 2009 - Henry W. Sobel received Bruno Pontecorvo Prize for his work on Neutrino Oscillations. 2011 - UC Irvine awarded 8443 degrees. 2013 - Construction for new Paul Merage School of Business building begins.

<Ranking>
1ST World among the 100 best universities less than 50 years old. (Times Higher Education, 2013) 12th Nations best public universities. (U.S.News & World report) 16th Best Value in Public College. (Kiplinger Personal Finance, 2013) No.1 The Paul Merage of Business School in the US for employment of MBA Students (Financial Times, 2013)

7th St. Thomas school of Law3-year-old school ranked in the top 10 with law schools at Yale, Harvard and Stanford University.

<Admission>
Admit rate Overall Admits Applicants California Residents (% of Admits) 41.1% 24,968 60,687 78.1%

High School GPA ACT Composite Score SAT Critical Reading SAT Mathematics SAT Writing SAT Total

4.03 27 591 652 611 1,854

<Application>
Freshman
Date/Deadline October 1 November 1 30 January 1 March 2 Mid-March March 31 Task UC Application Opens Submit Application Apply financial aid Admission decision available

Transfer
Date/Deadline October 1 November 1 -30 Late January March April June 1 Mid - June to Early July Task UC Application Opens Submit Application Update Fall Term Grade and Course Schedule Notification Admission Statement of Intent to Register (SIR) Deadline Waitlist Admission Notification

*For more information: www.admissions.uci.edu

<Scholarship>
UC Irvine Merit-Based Scholarships
These scholarships are awarded to entering freshmen who demonstrate a high level of academic achievement as demonstrated on their high school GPA as reported on the admissions application, SAT (or ACT) scores, personal statements, and depth and breadth of the admissions application. Three types of Merit-Based scholarships The Regents Scholarships, Henry Samueli Endowed Scholarship UCI Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship.

UC Irvine Need-Based Scholarship

Awarded to freshmen based on a combination of academic achievement and financial need, as determined by the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships. Types or UC Irvine Need-Based Scholarship Brython P. Davis Scholarship LaVerne Noyes Scholarship Mabel Wilson Richards Scholarship Malcolm Stacey Memorial Scholarship Stanley Behrens Scholarship

*For more information: http://www.ofas.uci.edu/content/scholarships.aspx

<Housing>
1. Mesa Court Only for freshmen Mesa Court has 29 residence halls, with living room, small kitchen, and laundry Facilities. Rooms are clustered in single-gender suites with common space for studying or socializing 2. Middle Earth Only for freshmen Centrally located just off of Ring Road between Social Science and Engineering Middle Earth has 24 residence halls with living room, small kitchen, and laundry facilities Rooms are grouped into suites with common space for studying or socializing.

3. Arroyo Vista Serving continuing undergraduates and transfer students. Each house is home to 16, 24, or 32 residents who live in double occupancy rooms and share a large kitchen, living room, and study room. Some houses offer a two-room suite (for 2 students). Residents prepare their own meals or purchase a voluntary meal plan for use in residence hall dining facilities. Shuttle bus service provides easy access to the campus core, or if you want some fresh air, it's about a 10-15 minute walk. 4. Campus Village Centrally located next to the Science Library

In 2013-14, Campus Village will have 588 undergraduate spaces and 96 graduate spaces (in a separate section of the community).

Apartments have two-bedrooms and one-bathroom. Undergraduates share double occupancy bedrooms, with four students in each apartment

Each apartment has a living room, kitchen, dining area, and either a patio or balcony.

The Campus Village Community Center offers a fitness center, game room, and computer lab.

5. ACC Apartment Communities The four ACC Apartment Communities, privately operated by American Campus Communities, are located on the east side of campus Furnished apartments with internet and cable television service 12 month leases: Aug Aug, Sept Sept, or June June Utility costs included in the rent (with a cap on electricity) Shuttle bus service to the campus core Single and double occupancy bedrooms (doubles available in Vista del Campo Norte and Puerta del Sol only Four types of ACC Apartment Communities I. Vista del Campo

II. Vista del Campo Norte III. Camino del Sol (undergrad only) IV. Puerta del Sol

*For more information about housing: www.housing.uci.edu

<Undergraduate Students>
Undergraduate enrolled (2013) 22,216

Male Female

46% 54%

Asian/Asian American White/Caucasian Chicano/Latino Black/African American

52% 20% 18% 3%

<Major>
Anthropology Arts Bioengineering Biological Sciences Chemical and Biochemical Engineering Civil Engineering Comparative Literature Computer Science Drama Economics Film and Media Studies Global Cultures History Humanities and Arts Informatics International Studies Management Mathematics Music Nursing Science Pharmaceutical Sciences Philosophy Psychology and Social Behavior Public Health Policy/ Sciences

Sociology Womens Studies

*For more information: www.editor.uci.edu

<Academic Life>
Class size

Five most popular majors for 2012 graduate

<Cost>
Living on Campus** Books and Supplies Room and Board Personal Transportation Subtotal Systemwide Fees Campus Fee Fees Total* Total for non-resident* $1,580.00 $12,073.00 $1,366.00 $974.00 $15,996.00 $12,192.00 $2,315.97 $14,507.97 $30,504.97 $53,382.97 Living off Campus $1,580.00 $9,737.00 $1,723.00 $1,997.00 $15,040.00 $12,192.00 $2,315.97 $14,507.97 $29,547.97 $52,425.97

*The amounts shown in this document represent fees as currently estimated for the 2013-14 academic year. ** Vista del Campo, Vista Del Campo Norte, Camino del Sol and Puerta del Sol housing are treated as on campus.

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