<p>And the salient fact about admissions to the UC system remains that this is the first time that fewer than **60 percent of all UNDUPLICATED applicants ** were offered admission. The previous years were 68.2 and 63.5 percent. </p>
<p>Summary
For fall 2013, the University of California admitted a record 82,850 applicants for freshman admission out of a similarly record-setting applicant pool of 139,915.</p>
<p>California 99,132 60,089 60.6%
Out-of-State 21,929 11,787 53.8%
International 18,854 10,974 58.2%
Total 139,915 82,850 59.2%</p>
<p>All in all, getting admitted at a UC school is not as hard as many pretend it to be. And this does not even account for the massive transfer admissions as schools such as Berkeley, nor is the result dramatically influenced by Merced, as there are only 10,000 admissions for its 15,000 applicants.</p>
<p>PS Do not expect the released figures to match the CDS of next October, as the organization allows the UC schools to obfuscate the Spring admits.</p>