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School General Information:
- Located in Riverside, California
- Undergraduate Research Opportunities
- University Honors Program
- RTA buses
- Graduation rate: 76%
- Acceptance rate: 63%
- Average cost after aid: $13K
- 21:1 faculty-student ratio
- 4.06 years for academic degree competition
- 85% of students were awarded financial aid
- 97% of students with financial need received scholarships and grants
Application Information:
- Application fee: $70
- Application opens on August 1
- Application submission from October 1-November 30
- FAFSA opens from October 1-March 30
- Minimum GPA of 3.0
- AP/IB courses accepted
- Grade of C or better in all “a-g” courses and complete a minimum of 15 college-preparatory (“a–g”) courses
- Eleven of those 15 courses must be completed prior to your senior year
Colleges & Majors:
There are 7 colleges in UCR:
Marlan and Rosemary Bourns College of Engineering:
- Bioengineering
- Chemical Engineering
- Computer Engineering
- Computer Science and Engineering
- Computer Science with Business Applications
- Data Science
- Electrical Engineering
- Environmental Engineering
- Materials Science and Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Robotics
College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences:
- African American Studies
- Anthropology
- Art (Studio)
- Art History
- Art History/Administrative Studies
- Art History/Religious Studies
- Asian American Studies
- Business Economics
- Chicano Studies
- Creative Writing
- Dance
- Economics
- Economics/Administrative Studies
- English
- Ethnic Studies
- Gender and Sexuality Studies
- Global Studies
- History
- History/Administrative Studies
- Languages and Literatures/Chinese
- Languages and Literatures/Classical Studies
- Languages and Literatures/Comparative Ancient Civilizations
- Languages and Literatures/Comparative Literature
- Languages and Literatures/French
- Languages and Literatures/Germanic Studies
- Languages and Literatures/Japanese
- Languages and Literatures/Languages
- Languages and Literatures/Russian Studies
- Latin American Studies
- Liberal Studies
- Linguistics
- Media and Cultural Studies
- Middle East and Islamic Studies
- Music
- Music and Culture
- Native American Studies
- Neuroscience
- Philosophy
- Political Science
- Political Science/Administrative Studies
- Political Science/International Affairs
- Political Science/Public Service
- Psychology
- Religious Studies
- Sociology
- Sociology/Administrative Studies
- Spanish
- Sustainability Studies
- Theatre, Film and Digital Production
- Undeclared Program
College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences:
- Biochemistry
- Biology
- Cell, Molecular, and Developmental Biology
- Chemistry
- Data Science
- Earth Sciences
- Entomology
- Environmental Sciences
- Geology
- Geophysics
- Mathematics
- Mathematics for Secondary School Teachers
- Microbiology
- Neuroscience
- Physics
- Plant Biology
- Statistics
- Undeclared
School of Business:
- Accounting & Auditing
- Business Analytics
- Finance
- Information Systems
- Management
- Marketing
- Operations and Supply Chain
School of Education:
- Community Leadership, Policy, and Social Justice
- Learning and Behavioral Studies
School of Medicine
School of Public Policy:
- Economic Policy
- Health/Population Policy
- International/Foreign Policy
- Policy Institutions and Processes
- Social/Cultural/Family Policy
- Urban/Environmental Policy
Minors:
- Art (Studio)
- History of Art
- Art History
- Art History/Administrative Studies
- Art History/Religious Studies
- Creative Writing
- Dance
- Music
- Music and Culture
- Theatre, Film, and Digital Production
- Languages and Literatures/Chinese
- Languages and Literatures/Classical Studies
- Languages and Literatures/Comparative Ancient Civilizations
- Languages and Literatures/Comparative Literature
- Languages and Literatures/French
- Languages and Literatures/Germanic Studies
- Languages and Literatures/Japanese
- Languages and Literatures/Languages
- Languages and Literatures/Russian Studies
- Linguistics
- English
- Gender and Sexuality Studies
- Sustainability Studies
- Hispanic Studies
- Spanish
- History
- History/Administrative Studies
- History/Law and Society
- Media and Cultural Studies
- Philosophy
- Philosophy/Law and Society
- Study Feminist Studies
- International Relations
- Labor Studies
- Languages and Literatures/Arabic
- Languages and Literatures/Italian Studies
- Languages and Literatures/Korean
- Law and Society
- Medical and Health Humanities (coming soon)
- Marxist Studies
- Queer Studies
- Speculative Fictions and Cultures of Science
- Southeast Asian Studies
- Urban Studies
- Western American Studies of Religion
- Undeclared
- Asian Studies
- Global Studies
- Latin American Studies
- Liberal Studies
- Middle East and Islamic Studies
- Anthropology
- Anthropology/Law and Society
- Business Economics
- Economics
- Economics/Administrative Studies
- Economics/Law and Society
- Ethnic Studies
- African American Studies
- Asian American Studies
- Chicano Studies
- Ethnic Studies
- Native American Studies
- Political Science
- Political Science/Administrative Studies
- Political Science/International Affairs
- Political Science/Law and Society
- Political Science/Public Service
- Neuroscience
- Psychology
- Psychology/Law and Society
- Sociology
- Sociology/Administrative Studies
- Sociology/Law and Society
Housing:
- Freshmen occupancy
- Same-gender Double and Single rooms
- Freshmen occupancy
- Same-gender Double rooms
- Pentland Hills Residence Hall
- Freshmen occupancy
- Same-gender Double rooms
- Aberdeen-Inverness Residence Hall
- Freshmen occupancy
- Same-gender Double rooms
- Continuing, transfer, and graduate students’ occupancy
- Single, Studio or Double apartment
- Bannockburn Village Campus Apartment
- Continuing, transfer, and graduate students’ occupancy
- Single, Studio or Double apartment
- Glen Mor Residential Apartment
- Continuing, transfer, and graduate students’ occupancy
- Four-bedroom apartment
- The Plaza Campus Apartmentsome text
- Continuing, transfer, and graduate students’ occupancy
- Single and Double apartments
- Stonehaven Campus Apartmentsome text
- Continuing, transfer, and graduate students’ occupancy
- Single and Double apartments
- North District Campus Apartmentsome text
- Continuing, transfer, and graduate students’ occupancy
- Single, Double, Triple and Quadruple-bedroom apartments
- Oban Family Housing
- Student with family occupancy
- Single and Double apartments
Most Relevant Extracurriculars:
- Alpha Epsilon Omega
- La Union Estudiantil de la Raza (UER)
- Zeta Phi Rho
- Alpha Gamma Alpha
- Alpha Pi Sigma
- Lambda Sigma Gamma
- Lambda Theta Alpha
- Sigma Omicron Pi
- Sigma Pi Alpha
- Chess Club
- ASL Club
- Highlander Gaming Club
- Cybersecurity Club
- Solar Car Club
- Computer Science Club
- Fusion Dance Team
- Psychology Honors Society
- Medicine Club
- Social Justice Club
- AI Club
- Cooking Club
- Chicano Society
- Poetry Club
- Accounting Society
- 3D Club
Dining Plans:
- Unlimited meal swipes mean you can visit a Residential Restaurant in Glasgow & Lothian for a full meal or a healthy snack whenever it's open.
- $768 / Month
- The plan includes 150 delicious Residential Restaurant meals each quarter. The Highlander 150 includes 150 meal swipes plus $150 Dining Dollars and six guest passes per quarter.
- $664 / Month
- The plan allows 50 meal swipes per quarter, plus $210 Dining Dollars per quarter to spend at any campus venue or market.
- Not available to students in the Residence Halls.
- $286 / month
- If you enjoy cooking in your own apartment, the Market Plan provides $300 in Dining Dollars per quarter and no meal swipes.
- Not available to students in the Residence Halls.
- $100 / month
- The Community Dining Plan:
- The Community Dining Plan provides convenience, flexibility, and value for students living in Campus Apartments.
- Enrolled undergraduate and graduate students living in Campus Apartments and Family Housing are eligible for the Community Dining Plan (Glen Mor residents are not eligible to purchase the Community Dining Plan).
- Students can purchase the Community Dining Plan online or pay in person by visiting the Highlander Service Station.
- $350 / 25 Meal Swipes
Athletics:
- Volleyball
- Soccer
- Basketball
- Golf
- Cross Country
- Track and Field
- Tennis
- Baseball
- Softball
Citations:
https://chass.ucr.edu/undergraduate-majors-minors#interdisciplinary-programs
https://admissions.ucr.edu/firstyear#academic-success
https://dining.ucr.edu/dining-plan-options#i-am-a-student-commuting-from-
https://www.ucr.edu/about/ranks-and-facts
https://housing.ucr.edu/
https://www.ucr.edu/
https://financialaid.ucr.edu/