Harder to get into UC from out of state?

Applying to College
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<p>Is it harder to get into a UC from out of state? The obvious answer is yes but what do you guys think? Any of you guys applying to a UC from out of state? If yes, which one and where are you from? </p>

<p>Im applying to UCLA and I am from Virginia.</p>

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<p>why would u.. ask a Q if u alreayd know the asnwer?</p>

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<p>According to the US News & World Report book, UCLA is the one UC that doesn't consider state residency in their admissions process.</p>

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<p>Yes, </p>

<p>UVA is excellent; wish I were in VA</p>

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<p>Well, they're public universities and I was under the impression they had to give priority to California residents because they/their parents pay taxes. Pretty straightforward. UCLA is probably the most open.</p>

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<p>But UCLA also has the lowest acceptance right I believe.</p>

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<p>uc berkeley has the lowest acceptance rate (23%ish) and has always been wayy harder to get into..(however, for some reason ucla rejects alot of 2100's, but that's just from looking around collegeconfo)</p>

<p>secondly, it's pretty difficult for oos students to get into uc's unless you're packing heat with a 2100+. California residents are given priority, im afraid.</p>