Just to affirm what some have said about San Marcos high schools

[Eugene]

Interesting. Must be specific to Sweetwater Union High. From what I heard, there are districts in California (particularly the “elite” ones; not sure about San Dieguito or Poway) that do things very differently. Some districts actually do random residency checks, they send inspectors in the evenings to verify that students live where they say they live … anyone found to be faking residence is promptly expelled.

[an]

I heard they do that at San Dieguito.

[an]

I heard they do that at San Dieguito.

[an]

I heard they do that at San Dieguito.

[an]

I heard they do that at San Dieguito.

[an]

I heard they do that at San Dieguito.

[nla]

It looks like San Marcos High doesn’t send a lot of its graduates to University of California. For SY 2008-2009, only 40 applied to UC and 36 were admitted. That’s a little bit on the low side for a rank 9 school. Here’s some (Applied/Admitted) stat for selected schools from http://statfinder.ucop.edu/

San Marcos
Systemwide – 40/36
Berkeley – 14/3
UCLA – 18/4
UCSD – 27/9

Mira Mesa
Systemwide – 128/108
Berkeley – 45/17
UCLA – 69/20
UCSD – 99/37

Eastlake
Systemwide – 121/110
Berkeley – 45/15
UCLA – 57/12
UCSD – 82/36

Scripps Ranch
Systemwide – 202/183
Berkeley – 100/30
UCLA – 125/25
UCSD – 123/48

[nla]

It looks like San Marcos High doesn’t send a lot of its graduates to University of California. For SY 2008-2009, only 40 applied to UC and 36 were admitted. That’s a little bit on the low side for a rank 9 school. Here’s some (Applied/Admitted) stat for selected schools from http://statfinder.ucop.edu/

San Marcos
Systemwide – 40/36
Berkeley – 14/3
UCLA – 18/4
UCSD – 27/9

Mira Mesa
Systemwide – 128/108
Berkeley – 45/17
UCLA – 69/20
UCSD – 99/37

Eastlake
Systemwide – 121/110
Berkeley – 45/15
UCLA – 57/12
UCSD – 82/36

Scripps Ranch
Systemwide – 202/183
Berkeley – 100/30
UCLA – 125/25
UCSD – 123/48

[nla]

It looks like San Marcos High doesn’t send a lot of its graduates to University of California. For SY 2008-2009, only 40 applied to UC and 36 were admitted. That’s a little bit on the low side for a rank 9 school. Here’s some (Applied/Admitted) stat for selected schools from http://statfinder.ucop.edu/

San Marcos
Systemwide – 40/36
Berkeley – 14/3
UCLA – 18/4
UCSD – 27/9

Mira Mesa
Systemwide – 128/108
Berkeley – 45/17
UCLA – 69/20
UCSD – 99/37

Eastlake
Systemwide – 121/110
Berkeley – 45/15
UCLA – 57/12
UCSD – 82/36

Scripps Ranch
Systemwide – 202/183
Berkeley – 100/30
UCLA – 125/25
UCSD – 123/48

[nla]

It looks like San Marcos High doesn’t send a lot of its graduates to University of California. For SY 2008-2009, only 40 applied to UC and 36 were admitted. That’s a little bit on the low side for a rank 9 school. Here’s some (Applied/Admitted) stat for selected schools from http://statfinder.ucop.edu/

San Marcos
Systemwide – 40/36
Berkeley – 14/3
UCLA – 18/4
UCSD – 27/9

Mira Mesa
Systemwide – 128/108
Berkeley – 45/17
UCLA – 69/20
UCSD – 99/37

Eastlake
Systemwide – 121/110
Berkeley – 45/15
UCLA – 57/12
UCSD – 82/36

Scripps Ranch
Systemwide – 202/183
Berkeley – 100/30
UCLA – 125/25
UCSD – 123/48

[nla]

It looks like San Marcos High doesn’t send a lot of its graduates to University of California. For SY 2008-2009, only 40 applied to UC and 36 were admitted. That’s a little bit on the low side for a rank 9 school. Here’s some (Applied/Admitted) stat for selected schools from http://statfinder.ucop.edu/

San Marcos
Systemwide – 40/36
Berkeley – 14/3
UCLA – 18/4
UCSD – 27/9

Mira Mesa
Systemwide – 128/108
Berkeley – 45/17
UCLA – 69/20
UCSD – 99/37

Eastlake
Systemwide – 121/110
Berkeley – 45/15
UCLA – 57/12
UCSD – 82/36

Scripps Ranch
Systemwide – 202/183
Berkeley – 100/30
UCLA – 125/25
UCSD – 123/48

[an]

nla, thanks for the link. That’s some great data. UC admittance is one thing, I think what intrigue me the more is the GPA of these students after the 1st year & GPA at graduation & 1 year persistence %. It really shows how well the school prepare the students. I think these statistics together means A LOT more than API score.

[an]

nla, thanks for the link. That’s some great data. UC admittance is one thing, I think what intrigue me the more is the GPA of these students after the 1st year & GPA at graduation & 1 year persistence %. It really shows how well the school prepare the students. I think these statistics together means A LOT more than API score.

[an]

nla, thanks for the link. That’s some great data. UC admittance is one thing, I think what intrigue me the more is the GPA of these students after the 1st year & GPA at graduation & 1 year persistence %. It really shows how well the school prepare the students. I think these statistics together means A LOT more than API score.

[an]

nla, thanks for the link. That’s some great data. UC admittance is one thing, I think what intrigue me the more is the GPA of these students after the 1st year & GPA at graduation & 1 year persistence %. It really shows how well the school prepare the students. I think these statistics together means A LOT more than API score.

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