University of California Accountability Report 2019


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Chapter 1:

Undergraduate Students — Admissions and Enrollment

1.1.1:
Freshman applicants, admits, and enrollees
1.1.2:
Transfer applicants, admits, and enrollees
1.1.3:
New CA resident freshmen and transfer students
1.1.4:
Undergraduate headcount enrollment
1.2.1:
Entering students by demographics and class level
1.3.1:
A–G courses, high school grade point average (GPA) and test scores of freshmen, as share of class
1.3.2:
College grade point average (GPA) of entering transfer students, as share of class
1.4.1:
Residency of undergraduate students
1.4.2:
Percentage of new CA resident freshman enrollees living within a 50-mile radius of their campus
1.4.3:
Percentage of new CA resident transfer enrollees living within a 50-mile radius of their campus
1.4.4:
Percentage of undergraduate enrollees paying nonresident tuition, universitywide
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Chapter 2:

Undergraduate Students — Affordability

2.1.1:
Total cost of attendance for undergraduate in-state residents
2.1.2:
Net cost of attendance by family income and California residency
2.2.1:
Undergraduate Pell Grant recipients
2.2.2:
Undergraduate income distribution
2.3.1:
Student response to a UCUES survey questions on the affordability of college
2.3.2:
Student loan debt burden of graduating seniors, inflation-adjusted
2.3.3:
Student loan debt burden of graduating seniors by parent income
2.3.4:
Average cumulative loan debt
2.3.5:
Debt-to-earnings ratio for UC undergraduate alumni at two and five years after graduation
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Chapter 3:

Undergraduate Student Success

3.1.1:
Freshman graduation rates
3.1.2:
Freshman graduation rates, including those who graduated from a non-UC institution
3.1.3:
Transfer graduation rates
3.1.4:
Freshman graduation rates by race/ethnicity
3.1.5:
Transfer graduation rates by race/ethnicity
3.1.6:
Freshman graduation rates by Pell Grant recipient status
3.1.7:
Transfer graduation rates by Pell Grant recipient status
3.1.8:
Average time to degree
3.2.1:
First-year retention rates: UC systemwide
3.2.2:
First-year retention rates UC and comparison institutions
3.3.1:
Undergraduate degrees awarded by discipline
3.3.2:
Inflation-adjusted average and median alumni wages by selected majors
3.3.3:
Median alumni wages by industry of work for selected majors, five years after graduation
3.3.4:
UC undergraduate alumni graduate degree attainment by campus
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Chapter 4:

Graduate Academic and Graduate Professional Students

4.1.1:
Graduate academic applications, admits, and new enrollees, combined and by citizenship
4.1.2:
Graduate academic applications, admits, and new enrollees by race/ethnicity and citizenship
4.2.1:
Graduate enrollment share of total
4.2.2:
Average net stipend offered to graduate academic doctoral students admitted to UC compared with their first-choice non-UC schools
4.2.3:
Academic doctoral students' graduate debt at graduation, by discipline, domestic students
4.2.4:
Graduate professional degree student debt at graduation, by discipline, domestic students
4.3.1:
Graduate academic degrees awarded by discipline
4.3.2:
Doctoral completion rates after ten years, by broad field
4.3.3:
Median ten-year time-to-doctorate by ethnicity and gender
4.3.4:
Median ten-year time-to-doctorate by discipline and ethnicity and gender
4.3.5:
Origin and planned destination of UC academic doctoral degree recipients
4.3.6:
Industry of employment of UC graduate academic students in CA, by year after graduation
4.4.1:
Graduate professional degrees awarded by discipline, UC and comparison institutions
4.4.2:
Industry of employment of UC graduate professional students in CA, by year after graduation
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Chapter 5:

Faculty and Other Academic Employees

5.1.1:
General campus faculty FTE total by type
5.1.2:
General campus faculty headcount by discipline
5.1.3:
Non-faculty academic workforce FTE
5.1.4:
Postdoctoral scholar headcount by campus and discipline
5.2.1:
Academic workforce race/ethnicity by type
5.2.2:
Academic workforce gender by type
5.2.3:
Percent of tenure and tenure-track faculty who are female and/or an underrepresented group (URG)
5.3.1:
Underrepresented new assistant professors compared with national availability by discipline group
5.3.2:
Female new assistant professors compared with national availability by discipline group
5.3.3:
New hires and separations of ladder-rank and equivalent faculty
5.3.4:
Average ladder-rank general campus faculty salaries by rank
5.3.5:
UC ladder-rank faculty headcount
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Chapter 6:

Staff

6.1.1:
Staff Full-Time Equivalent (FTE)
6.1.2:
Racial/ethnic diversity of non-student staff by personnel program
6.1.3:
Gender diversity of non-student staff by personnel program
6.2.1:
Non-student staff FTE by fund source
6.2.2:
General campus career staff average inflation-adjusted base salaries by personnel program
6.2.3:
UC Health career staff average inflation-adjusted base salaries by personnel program
6.2.4:
Base salaries and additional pay for UC and AAU institution leaders
6.3.1:
Separation rates for career staff, by campus and overall
6.3.2:
Separation reasons for career staff
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Chapter 7:

Diversity

7.1.1:
Racial/ethnic distribution of the UC undergraduate pipeline
7.1.2:
Gender distribution of the UC undergraduate pipeline
7.2.1:
Racial/ethnic distribution of U.S. BA/BS degree recipients from U.S. institutions compared to UC doctoral applicants
7.2.2:
Gender distribution of U.S. BA/BS degree recipients from U.S. institutions compared to UC doctoral applicants
7.3.1:
Racial/ethnic distribution of students and ladder-rank faculty
7.3.2:
Assistant professor hires compared to ladder-rank faculty
7.4.1:
Response to “Students of my race/ethnicity are respected on this campus”
7.4.2:
Response to “Students of my religion are respected on this campus”
7.4.3:
Response to “Students of my sexual orientation are respected on this campus”
7.4.4:
Response to “Students of my gender are respected on this campus”
7.4.5:
Response to “Students of my political beliefs are respected on this campus”
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Chapter 8:

Teaching and Learning

8.1.1:
Self-reported skill levels from first year to senior year
8.1.2:
Students completing a research project or research paper as part of their coursework
8.1.3:
Students assisting faculty in conducting research
8.1.4:
Student responses to questions about areas of engagement
8.1.5:
Student satisfaction with overall academic experience
8.2.1:
Self-reported skill levels after completion of doctoral program
8.3.1:
General campus student-faculty ratio
8.3.2:
Student credit hours, by instructional staff and class type
8.3.3:
Student credit hours, by instructional staff and class type and class size
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Chapter 9:

Research

9.1.1:
Direct research expenditures by source
9.1.2:
Total research expenditures by type
9.1.3:
Direct research expenditures by discipline
9.1.4:
UC share of U.S. research expenditures
9.1.5:
Average inflation-adjusted research expenditures per ladder-rank faculty, UC and AAU comparison universities
9.2.1:
eScholarship downloads and deposits
9.2.2:
UC research publication performance, by Field-Weighted Citation Impact (FWCI) and discipline group
9.2.3:
New licenses for UC technology issued to California businesses
9.2.4:
UC startups formed per year in California
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Chapter 10:

Public Service

10.1.1:
UC Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources programs
10.2.1:
UC Natural Reserve System
10.3.1:
UC K-12 and community college student services programs
10.3.2:
UC teacher professional development and teacher preparation programs
10.4.1:
UC porgrams for community and social services, cultural resources and arts, university extension, business and economic development, and public policy
10.4.2:
Location and industry of employment of UC alumni since 2000, in California
10.4.3:
Faculty, academics, and staff employees; retirees, in California, 2018
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Chapter 11:

UC Health

11.1.1:
Health sciences students by discipline
11.1.2:
Doctors, nurses, dentists, optometrists and veterinarians trained by UC since 1999 and currently licensed in California
11.2.1:
Medically underserved areas and populations
11.3.1:
Average total charges for health professional degree students
11.3.2:
Health sciences professional degree students debt at graduation
11.4.1:
Patient complexity
11.4.2:
Hospital inpatient days, UC medical centers
11.4.3:
Outpatient visits: UC medical centers and schools of medicine
11.4.4:
Outpatient emergency visits: UC medical centers
11.5.1:
Health sciences instructional expenditures
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Chapter 12:

Institutional Performance

12.1.1:
Revenues, by source
12.1.2:
Per-student average inflation-adjusted core revenues
12.1.3:
Current giving by purpose
12.1.4:
Expenditures by function and type
12.1.5:
Average general campus core fund expenditures for instruction per student
12.2.1:
Source of capital project funding by year of approval
12.2.2:
Source of capital spending detail
12.2.3:
Types of capital projects, based on budgets approved by year
12.2.4:
Assignable square footage (ASF)
12.3.1:
Greenhouse gas emissions compared to climate goals
12.3.2:
Cost avoidance from energy efficiency projects
12.3.3:
LEED certifications
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Chapter 13:

Honors and Rankings

13.1.1:
Nobel Prizes by campus affiliation
13.1.2:
Prizes, medals and awards won by UC faculty
13.2.1:
New York Times College Access Index
13.3.1:
Percent low-income vs. upward social mobility
13.3.2:
Percentage from the bottom 20% of income who move to the top 20%
13.4.1:
U.S. News: America’s Top National Public Universities
13.4.2:
Shanghai Ranking Consultancy: Academic Rankings of World Universities
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Chapter Appendix:

Tables and Data Glossary