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UC acceptance rate at Farmersville High School

From fall 2023 to fall 2025, Farmersville High School in Farmersville (Tulare County) had 67% of its University of California applicants admitted to at least one campus (36 of 54). UCLA admitted 43% (3 of 7).

SourceUniversity of California Information Center, Admissions by source school, fall 1994 to fall 2025.

Any UC campus

67%

36 of 54, fall 2023 to fall 2025

UCLA

43%

3 of 7, fall 2023 to fall 2025

Fall 2025, every campus

Applicants, admits and enrollees from Farmersville High School in fall 2025, beside the California rate that fall.

CampusAppliedAdmittedEnrolledAdmit rateCalifornia
Any UC campus1714682%77%
UC Berkeley10Not publishedNot publishedNot published14%
UC Davis127358%37%
UC Irvine105Not published50%23%
UCLA73Not published43%10%
UC Merced76Not published86%96%
UC Riverside76Not published86%87%
UC San Diego85Not published63%25%
UC Santa Barbara55Not published100%33%
UC Santa Cruz54Not published80%72%

Fall 2023 to fall 2025, three-year total

A rate on this page counts only the years in which UC printed both the applicants and the admits.

CampusAppliedAdmittedAdmit rateCaliforniaCompared
Any UC campus543667%72%5 points below California
UC BerkeleyNot publishedNot publishedNot published15%Not published
UC Davis291759%37%22 points above California
UC Irvine10550%23%27 points above California
UCLA7343%10%33 points above California
UC Merced241979%94%15 points below California
UC Riverside7686%78%8 points above California
UC San Diego18844%26%18 points above California
UC Santa Barbara211467%31%36 points above California
UC Santa Cruz5480%65%15 points above California

Every fall since 1994

Any UC campus, UC Berkeley and UCLA. A blank year is a year UC did not print both applicants and admits.

FallAppliedAdmittedAny UCBerkeleyUCLA
2025171482%Not published43%
2024171165%Not publishedNot published
2023201155%Not publishedNot published
2022312168%Not published18%
2021232087%Not publishedNot published
2020352674%Not publishedNot published
2019271659%Not publishedNot published
2018411229%Not publishedNot published
2017462759%Not published13%
2016563257%Not published24%
2015291655%Not published18%
2014392769%38%24%
2013331752%Not publishedNot published
2012211467%Not publishedNot published
2011221150%Not publishedNot published
201025936%Not publishedNot published
2009251976%Not publishedNot published
200814857%Not publishedNot published
2007281450%Not publishedNot published
200611327%Not publishedNot published
2005211257%Not publishedNot published
200412758%Not publishedNot published
200312650%Not publishedNot published
200216850%Not publishedNot published
20015360%Not publishedNot published

Mean GPA, fall 2025

UC’s weighted, capped GPA. A blank is a blank UC left.

CampusAppliedAdmittedEnrolled
UC Berkeley3.81Not publishedNot published
UC Davis3.824.04Not published
UC Irvine4.024.14Not published
UCLA4.03Not publishedNot published
UC Merced3.763.92Not published
UC Riverside3.813.98Not published
UC San Diego3.804.09Not published
UC Santa Barbara4.034.03Not published
UC Santa Cruz3.83Not publishedNot published

By race and ethnicity, any UC campus, fall 2023 to fall 2025

Groups UC printed for Farmersville High School. A group UC left blank, because the count was under five applicants or three admits, is not in the table.

GroupAppliedAdmittedAdmit rate
Hispanic/Latinx533668%

How the numbers are counted

Every school number is from the University of California Information Center’s Admissions by source school tables, for California public and private high schools, fall 1994 to fall 2025. A rate on this page counts only the years in which UC printed both the applicants and the admits. UC leaves a number blank when fewer than five students applied or fewer than three were admitted or enrolled, and this page does not fill a blank in. The California line adds every printed applicant and admit in the state. Any UC campus means a student admitted to at least one campus, as UC counts it. GPAs are UC’s weighted, capped GPA, not the GPA on a transcript.

A school has its own page when the University of California printed both applicants and admits for at least 3 fall terms, including at least 2 falls from 2023 to 2025, and at least 30 applicants in those window years.

How to cite

Aristo Scholars, "UC acceptance rate at Farmersville High School," https://aristoscholars.com/tactics/essentials/uc-acceptance-rates-by-high-school/farmersville-high-school, updated October 31, 2026. Figures from the University of California Information Center, Admissions by source school, fall 1994 to fall 2025.

Questions

What is the UC acceptance rate at Farmersville High School?
From fall 2023 to fall 2025, Farmersville High School in Farmersville (Tulare County) had 67% of its University of California applicants admitted to at least one campus (36 of 54). UCLA admitted 43% (3 of 7).
What is the UCLA acceptance rate at Farmersville High School?
From fall 2023 to fall 2025, UCLA admitted 43% of applicants from Farmersville High School (3 of 7). A rate on this page counts only the years in which UC printed both the applicants and the admits.
Which years do these Farmersville High School UC acceptance rates cover?
The tables run from fall 1994 through fall 2025, the latest term the University of California has published. The lead figures are fall 2023 to fall 2025.
Does the UC acceptance rate at Farmersville High School predict one student's chances?
No. The rate averages every application Farmersville High School sent, the strongest with the weakest. It is a starting point for a college list. A Specialist can read one student's grades and activities against it. You can also use Chance Me or ask on the forum.

What this rate cannot tell you

Farmersville High School’s rate is the average of every application the school sent. It is not one student’s chance. For that, check a profile against the schools on the list, talk with a Specialist, or ask in public.

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