<p>Ucd: 1030-1280 68%
Ucsb: 1090-1310 53%
Uci: 1080-1290 60%
Ucsc: 1020-1270 80%</p>
<p>UC Davis is barely better than UCSC!!</p>
<p>but voiceofreason goes to ucd.</p>
<p>That reason makes about as much sense as his. They obviously don't only look at the admissions rates and the SAT scores. If so, why aren't you protesting the <em>utter</em> outrage that UCSB isn't ranked above BOTH Irvine and Davis >_>;;</p>
<p>then i should post this in case voiceofreason pretends these numbers are made up. voiceofreason will never admit that ucdavis students are far less qualified than ucsb/uci students and that ucsc students are at the same level as ucdavis students</p>
<p>student quality </p>
<p>uci=ucsb
ucd=ucsc</p>
<ol>
<li>Princeton University (NJ)
100 4.9 2 98% 96% 96% none 3 72% 10% 5/1 93% 3 1370-1590 94%5 10% 12 1 60%</li>
<li>Harvard University (MA)
99 4.9 1 98% 94% 98% +4 3 69% 13% 7/1 92% 1 1390-1590 95% 9% 8 6 41%</li>
<li>Yale University (CT)
98 4.8 3 98% 96% 96% none 9 76% 8% 6/1 89% 1 1390-1580 95%5 9% 2 5 44%</li>
<li>Stanford University (CA)
95 4.9 5 98% 93% 95% +2 13 73% 10% 6/1 100% 7 1340-1540 89% 11% 10 9 38%</li>
<li>University of Pennsylvania
94 4.5 7 98% 95% 94% -1 1 74% 8% 6/1 86% 7 1330-1530 94% 18% 8 8 39%</li>
<li>California Institute of Technology
94 4.7 20 97% 94% 89% -5 2 75% 8% 3/1 98% 7 1470-1570 88% 17% 1 28 29%</li>
<li>Massachusetts Institute of Technology
93 4.9 9 98% 95% 93% -2 20 61% 14% 7/1 89% 3 1380-1560 97% 13% 4 10 37%</li>
<li>Duke University (NC)
92 4.4 9 97% 94% 94% none 3 73% 6% 8/1 97% 12 1350-1540 89%5 23% 14 2 52%</li>
<li>Columbia University (NY)
90 4.6 9 98% 92% 94% +2 10 71% 9% 6/1 91% 5 1330-1540 93% 12% 16 15 35%</li>
<li>University of Chicago
90 4.6 20 97% 92% 90% -2 6 72% 4% 6/1 85% 24 1320-1530 80% 38% 7 22 33%</li>
<li>Dartmouth College (NH)
89 4.3 7 98% 93% 94% +1 15 64% 8% 8/1 91% 7 1350-1550 90%5 16% 11 3 52%</li>
<li>Washington University in St. Louis
87 4.1 17 97% 94% 91% -3 7 73% 9% 7/1 92% 6 1370-1530 95% 21% 4 11 37%</li>
<li>Cornell University (NY)
87 4.6 15 96% 90% 92% +2 14 60% 16% 10/1 98% 15 1280-1490 84%5 25% 17 17 34%</li>
<li>Brown University (RI)
86 4.4 5 97% 93% 94% +1 18 68% 11% 9/1 95% 7 1350-1530 91%5 14% 24 7 39%</li>
<li>Northwestern University (IL)
86 4.3 13 97% 93% 93% none 7 74% 8% 7/1 94% 19 1320-1500 83%5 30% 12 27 29%</li>
<li>Johns Hopkins University (MD)
86 4.6 20 96% 90% 93% +3 22 66% 11% 11/1 98% 24 1290-1490 80%5 27% 3 17 34%</li>
<li>Rice University (TX)
80 4.0 15 97% 92% 93% +1 15 62% 9% 5/1 93% 13 1330-1540 87% 24% 24 13 36%</li>
<li>Emory University (GA)
80 4.0 26 94% 94% 87% -7 10 66% 6% 7/1 95% 15 1300-1470 88%5 32% 17 12 37%</li>
<li>Vanderbilt University (TN)
79 4.0 26 95% 89% 89% none 10 67% 6% 9/1 95% 26 1280-1470 79%5 34% 15 31 27%</li>
<li>University of Notre Dame (IN)
79 3.9 3 98% 92% 96% +4 21 55% 11% 13/1 96% 15 1290-1500 84% 27% 38 4 49%</li>
<li>University of California—Berkeley *
78 4.8 25 97% 85% 89% +4 38 61% 14% 15/1 91% 14 1200-1450 99% 24% 40 117 14%</li>
<li>Carnegie Mellon University (PA)
77 4.2 32 94% 89% 86% -3 17 66% 9% 10/1 93% 29 1300-1490 75%5 34% 22 36 25%4</li>
<li>University of Virginia *
74 4.3 13 97% 88% 92% +4 36 49% 15% 15/1 98% 26 1220-1430 88%5 37% 57 36 25%</li>
<li>Georgetown University (DC)
74 4.0 9 97% 90% 94% +4 38 58% 7% 11/1 85% 19 1290-1490 84% 22% 35 23 31%</li>
<li>University of California—Los Angeles *
73 4.2 24 97% 83% 89% +6 42 54% 20% 16/1 89% 19 1180-1410 97% 26% 26 117 14%</li>
<li>University of Michigan—Ann Arbor *
73 4.5 26 96% 83% 87% +4 69 45% 17% 15/1 92% 23 27-31 90% 47% 29 83 17%</li>
<li>University of Southern California
72 4.0 35 95% 85% 84% -1 28 62% 12% 10/1 82% 19 1280-1460 86%5 25% 40 15 35%4</li>
<li>University of North Carolina—Chapel Hill *
70 4.2 32 96% 82% 84% +2 50 47% 11% 14/1 97% 33 1200-1390 76% 34% 31 46 23%</li>
<li>Tufts University (MA)
70 3.6 18 96% 89% 92% +3 25 72% 5% 7/1 84% 15 1340-1480 83% 27% 35 41 24%</li>
<li>Wake Forest University (NC)
69 3.5 26 94% 89% 88% -1 38 57% 2% 10/1 91% 38 1240-1400 63% 43% 6 21 33%</li>
<li>Lehigh University (PA)
66 3.2 31 94% 82% 86% +4 19 66% 4% 9/1 89% 26 1220-1400 90%5 39% 47 13 36%</li>
<li>Brandeis University (MA)
66 3.6 26 95% 85% 88% +3 32 63% 9% 8/1 91% 36 1260-14603 76% 36% 47 19 34%</li>
<li>College of William and Mary (VA) *
65 3.7 18 95% 87% 92% +5 46 47% 7% 11/1 92% 31 1240-1440 80% 32% 106 36 25%</li>
<li>New York University
64 3.8 37 92% 85% 84% -1 30 59% 12% 11/1 73% 34 1210-1410 67%5 36% 38 167 10%</li>
<li>University of Rochester (NY)
63 3.4 40 94% 82% 80% -2 32 62% 10% 9/1 86% 35 1230-1420 70% 45% 19 66 19%</li>
<li>Georgia Institute of Technology *
63 4.0 65 92% 83% 77% -6 53 42% 20% 14/1 100% 44 1230-1400 66% 69% 46 24 31%</li>
<li>Boston College
63 3.6 20 95% 86% 91% +5 69 39% 9% 13/1 78% 29 1250-1420 80%5 29% 69 41 24%</li>
<li>University of Wisconsin—Madison *
62 4.1 49 93% 77% 79% +2 74 43% 18% 13/1 93% 42 26-30 58% 58% 47 117 14%</li>
<li>University of California—San Diego *
62 3.8 32 94% 86% 86% none 95 43% 31% 19/1 93% 31 1140-1360 99% 49% 28 182 9%</li>
<li>University of Illinois—Urbana - Champaign *
62 4.0 37 92% 76% 82% +6 74 37% 18% 17/1 99% 44 25-30 55% 65% 59 117 14%</li>
<li>Case Western Reserve University (OH)
61 3.5 46 92% 88% 78% -10 36 58% 11% 9/1 93% 40 1230-1430 68% 67% 20 93 16%</li>
<li>University of Washington *
59 3.9 61 93% 69% 75% +6 110 36% 17% 11/1 93% 52 1070-1310 84%5 68% 29 83 17%</li>
<li>University of California—Davis *
59 3.8 40 91% 80% 81% +1 116 34% 28% 19/1 94% 51 1030-1280 95% 68% 31 135 12%</li>
<li>Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (NY)
58 3.5 37 93% 81% 82% +1 55 42% 10% 15/1 94% 48 1220-1420 62% 67% 40 66 19%</li>
<li>University of Texas—Austin *
58 4.1 59 93% 73% 77% +4 110 35% 23% 18/1 97% 48 1120-1370 70% 49% 96 109 15%</li>
<li>University of California—Santa Barbara *
58 3.5 49 91% 81% 84% +3 32 50% 17% 17/1 94% 36 1090-1310 96% 53% 96 89 17%</li>
<li>University of California—Irvine *
58 3.6 40 94% 79% 79% none 55 44% 19% 19/1 91% 38 1080-1290 96% 60% 53 149 11%</li>
<li>Pennsylvania State University—University Park *
57 3.8 35 93% 63% 85% +22 165 30% 18% 17/1 96% 93 1080-1280 37% 58% 59 53 21%</li>
<li>University of Florida *
56 3.6 44 94% 77% 79% +2 123 39% 20% 21/1 99% 44 1140-1360 72% 48% 40 83 17%</li>
<li>Syracuse University (NY)
55 3.4 40 92% 73% 82% +9 42 66% 8% 12/1 83% 67 1120-1330 45%5 51% 96 62 20%</li>
<li>Tulane University (LA)
55 3.3 73 87%8 81% 71% -10 32 57% 7% 9/1 84% 48 1220-1425 51% 38% 47 34 26%</li>
<li>Yeshiva University (NY)
54 2.8 46 88% 82% 83% +1 23 70% 1% 10/1 86% 84 1110-13502 40% 79% 20 46 23%</li>
<li>University of Miami (FL)
54 3.2 79 88% 73% 73% none 46 48% 7% 13/1 88% 40 1180-1360 67% 40% 31 80 18%</li>
<li>Pepperdine University (CA)
53 3.1 49 89% 80% 79% -1 23 69% 4% 12/1 79% 78 1130-13503 45% 28% 57 93 16%</li>
<li>George Washington University (DC)
53 3.4 49 92% 80% 79% -1 69 56% 12% 13/1 67% 42 1190-1380 65% 38% 69 158 11%</li>
<li>University of Maryland—College Park *
53 3.6 55 93% 76% 79% +3 147 35% 15% 18/1 89% 44 1170-1390 62%5 44% 86 123 14%</li>
<li>Ohio State University—Columbus *
52 3.7 92 90% 64% 71% +7 95 35% 19% 13/1 90% 63 24-29 43% 68% 69 102 16%</li>
<li>Boston University
52 3.4 55 90% 83% 81% -2 63 52% 10% 14/1 86% 56 1180-1370 53%5 58% 53 195 7%</li>
<li>Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey—New Brunswick (NJ) *
51 3.4 73 89% 65% 73% +8 63 42% 20% 14/1 87% 81 1100-1320 41% 58% 59 109 15%</li>
<li>University of Pittsburgh *
51 3.4 84 89% 67% 73% +6 95 44% 16% 17/1 93% 70 1130-1320 43% 56% 37 93 16%</li>
<li>University of Georgia *
51 3.5 61 93% 73% 77% +4 74 35% 11% 18/1 93% 64 1130-1320 48% 58% 120 102 15%</li>
<li>Texas A&M University—College Station *
50 3.6 55 91% 74% 77% +3 165 21% 24% 20/1 95% 88 1080-1290 46% 77% 80 76 18%</li>
<li>Worcester Polytechnic Institute (MA)
50 2.8 55 92% 78% 75% -3 30 69% 9% 13/1 90% 56 1200-1390 53% 67% 72 76 19%</li>
<li>University of Connecticut *
49 3.2 67 91% 64% 74% +10 83 44% 15% 17/1 90% 84 1090-1290 38% 51% 76 53 22%</li>
<li>Purdue University—West Lafayette (IN) *
49 3.8 96 85% 64% 70% +6 69 34% 19% 14/1 95% 145 1020-1250 28% 85% 96 73 19%</li>
<li>University of Iowa *
49 3.6 107 83% 63% 66% +3 55 48% 11% 15/1 98% 110 23-27 23% 83% 59 117 14%</li>
<li>Fordham University (NY)
48 3.0 53 89% 66% 78% +12 63 49% 1% 12/1 73% 78 1100-1290 41%5 47% 132 66 19%</li>
<li>Miami University—Oxford (OH) *
48 3.3 44 90% 69% 81% +12 165 35% 10% 16/1 84% 70 24-29 38% 78% 157 89 16%</li>
<li>Clemson University (SC) *
48 3.1 66 88% 70% 75% +5 88 43% 11% 14/1 95% 67 1120-1310 47% 55% 96 31 27%</li>
<li>Southern Methodist University (TX)
48 3.1 73 87% 70% 74% +4 38 56% 8% 12/1 85% 84 1140-1320 35% 54% 80 123 13%</li>
<li>University of Minnesota—Twin Cities *
47 3.7 128 86% 67% 61% -6 131 41% 16% 15/1 95% 74 23-28 39% 57% 40 109 15%</li>
<li>Virginia Tech *
47 3.4 61 88% 70% 79% +9 175 22% 21% 16/1 94% 91 1100-1290 38% 68% 120 41 24%</li>
<li>University of Delaware *
47 3.1 59 90% 69% 76% +7 102 38% 15% 12/1 93% 81 1100-1300 39% 47% 86 46 23%</li>
<li>Michigan State University *
47 3.5 67 90% 62% 74% +12 186 23% 22% 17/1 95% 93 22-27 29% 73% 92 102 15%</li>
<li>Stevens Institute of Technology (NJ)
46 2.7 67 89% 80% 73% -7 46 43% 6% 8/1 80% 56 1160-1360 53% 54% 72 31 27%</li>
<li>Baylor University (TX)
46 3.2 81 83% 71% 74% +3 88 39% 11% 16/1 94% 74 1100-1310 40% 43% 174 19 34%</li>
<li>Colorado School of Mines 11*
46 3.1 92 85% 77% 69% -8 62 41% 10% 14/1 82% 61 25-29 49% 84% 106 29 28%</li>
<li>Indiana University—Bloomington *
46 3.7 73 88% 61% 72% +11 147 42% 20% 18/1 94% 156 1000-1240 27% 80% 151 123 13%</li>
<li>Brigham Young University—Provo (UT)
45 2.9 67 92% 72% 71%8 -1 55 49% 10% 21/1 90% 52 25-30 49%4 70% 178 58 21%4</li>
<li>University of California—Santa Cruz *
45 3.2 84 89% 79% 70% -9 95 39% 21% 19/1 88% 56 1020-1270 96% 80% 106 109 15%</li>
<li>University of Colorado—Boulder *
45 3.5 103 84% 65% 66% +1 63 48% 15% 16/1 86% 114 23-28 23% 88% 132 182 9%</li>
<li>St. Louis University
44 2.9 67 86% 72% 75% +3 83 52% 5% 12/1 83% 70 24-29 34% 67% 86 93 16%</li>
<li>SUNY—Binghamton *
44 3.0 46 91% 68% 79% +11 147 38% 15% 20/1 83% 56 1180-1340 49%5 43% 207 149 11%</li>
<li>Marquette University (WI)
44 2.9 53 90% 70% 78% +8 158 39% 10% 15/1 80% 70 24-29 35% 70% 132 66 20%</li>
<li>SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry *
43 2.7 103 86% 60% 63% +3 28 76% 8% 12/1 95% 145 1020-1210 23% 58% 72 25 30%</li>
<li>North Carolina State University—Raleigh *
43 3.1 84 90% 71% 70% -1 158 33% 16% 16/1 96% 98 1080-1280 37% 61% 80 25 30%</li>
<li>University of Denver
43 2.7 81 87% 68% 72% +4 44 64% 4% 10/1 73% 74 23-28 35% 73% 114 123 14%</li>
<li>American University (DC)
43 2.9 79 88% 73% 71% -2 102 45% 3% 14/1 79% 62 1170-1370 48%5 53% 96 93 16%</li>
<li>Iowa State University *
43 3.2 96 85% 60% 66% +6 102 38% 16% 15/1 95% 106 22-27 27% 90% 106 89 16%</li>
<li>University of Kansas *
43 3.4 134 82% 65% 59% -6 88 38% 12% 19/1 97% 98 22-28 28% 77% 86 62 20%</li>
<li>University of Alabama *
42 3.0 119 85% 58% 63% +5 53 43% 15% 19/1 93% 91 21-27 39% 70% 192 30 27%</li>
<li>University of Missouri—Columbia *
42 3.3 96 85% 69% 69% none 110 44% 15% 18/1 98% 98 23-28 27% 78% 114 174 9%</li>
<li>University of Nebraska—Lincoln *
42 3.2 124 82% 61% 62% +1 95 37% 13% 19/1 99% 98 22-28 25% 73% 114 46 23%</li>
<li>University of Tulsa (OK)
42 2.6 132 82% 74% 61% -13 26 61% 3% 11/1 93% 52 23-30 59% 76% 80 39 24%</li>
<li>Clark University (MA)
42 2.8 88 86% 69% 71% +2 55 58% 4% 10/1 83% 98 1090-1310 31% 60% 120 35 25%</li>
<li>Auburn University (AL) *
41 3.1 107 85% 62% 63% +1 110 27% 14% 18/1 96% 98 22-27 36% 72% 151 62 20%</li>
<li>SUNY—Stony Brook *
41 3.2 128 88% 59% 59% none 95 36% 22% 18/1 84% 93 1080-1280 34%5 47% 76 167 10%</li>
<li>University of Tennessee *
41 3.1 139 80% 62% 60% -2 116 33% 8% 15/1 98% 64 23-28 41%5 74% 53 149 11%</li>
<li>University of Vermont *
41 3.0 92 85% 64% 67% +3 123 49% 10% 15/1 90% 125 1070-1270 23% 65% 59 80 18%</li>
<li>University of Arizona *
41 3.6 149 79% 61% 59% -2 78 32% 15% 18/1 99% 151 990-12302 34% 86% 80 195 7%</li>
<li>University of the Pacific (CA)
41 2.6 92 85% 63% 68% +5 46 60% 6% 13/1 81% 106 1040-1290 42%5 69% 59 140 12%</li>
<li>University of California—Riverside *
41 3.1 103 86% 67% 70% +3 78 37% 22% 18/1 94% 88 910-1170 94% 83% 120 195 7%</li>
<li>Howard University (DC)
41 2.9 109 90% 55% 67% +12 88 62% 5% 8/1 88% 165 920-1370 24% 48% 47 53 21%</li>
<li>Illinois Institute of Technology
41 2.8 109 82% 79% 69% -10 69 58% 8% 8/1 80% 55 25-302 36% 54% 86 102 15%</li>
<li>Northeastern University (MA)
41 3.0 109 89% 64% 65% +1 83 50% 9% 16/1 87% 74 1150-1330 38%5 45% 96 158 10%</li>
<li>University of Massachusetts—Amherst *
41 3.3 109 84% 60% 65% +5 131 40% 17% 17/1 95% 134 1040-1260 23% 71% 106 123 13%</li>
<li>University of San Diego
40 2.7 73 85% 76% 75% -1 83 41% 1% 15/1 75% 81 1080-1280 43% 46% 96 123 13%</li>
<li>University of New Hampshire *
39 2.9 73 86% 62% 74% +12 116 44% 14% 17/1 89% 165 1010-1220 20% 67% 120 135 12%</li>
<li>University of Oklahoma *
39 3.0 139 85% 64% 59% -5 88 46% 10% 19/1 92% 93 23-28 35% 91% 96 58 21%</li>
<li>Drexel University (PA)
39 2.9 134 82% 66% 60% -6 74 59% 6% 9/1 77% 110 1070-1300 31% 72% 53 73 19%</li>
<li>Texas Christian University
39 2.7 96 83% 70% 68% -2 44 49% 7% 14/1 82% 118 1060-1260 32% 63% 157 39 25%</li>
<li>Ohio University *
38 3.0 90 82% 53% 71% +18 147 44% 11% 19/1 90% 163 21-26 15% 85% 185 140 12%</li>
<li>University of Dayton (OH)
38 2.5 61 87% 68% 76% +8 147 36% 4% 13/1 75% 110 23-28 22% 79% 132 41 24%</li>
<li>University of Oregon *
38 3.3 119 84% 58% 65% +7 131 39% 16% 18/1 88% 170 988-1217 23% 88% 192 83 17%</li>
<li>University of South Carolina—Columbia *
38 2.9 114 85% 62% 63% +1 123 42% 10% 17/1 90% 114 1060-1260 29% 63% 157 41 23%</li>
<li>Florida State University *
38 3.0 96 88% 71% 68% -3 110 35% 14% 21/1 92% 120 1070-1250 26% 59% 207 50 22%</li>
<li>Loyola University Chicago
38 2.9 96 84% 65% 70% +5 158 30% 10% 13/1 74% 78 23-28 32% 77% 142 174 9%</li>
<li>University of Missouri—Rolla *
37 2.7 114 86% 71% 63% -8 102 42% 14% 14/1 94% 67 24-30 39% 90% 120 66 20%</li>
<li>University at Buffalo—SUNY *
37 3.1 124 86% 57% 61% +4 123 37% 20% 15/1 85% 134 1040-1240 24% 55% 114 174 9%</li>
<li>Washington State University *
37 3.0 124 84% 55% 60% +5 147 40% 18% 14/1 89% 145 1000-1210 38% 77% 114 80 17%</li>
<li>Samford University (AL) 11
37 2.5 84 85% 70% 71% +1 78 62% 7% 12/1 87% 84 22-27 40% 86% 151 135 13%</li>
<li>Catholic University of America (DC)
36 2.8 88 83% 71% 68% -3 123 52% 6% 9/1 75% 151 1040-1240 25%5 81% 86 140 11%</li>
<li>University of Kentucky *
36 3.0 134 78% 61% 59% -2 204 28% 17% 18/1 90% 125 21-26 23% 81% 59 76 18%</li>
<li>New Jersey Institute of Technology *
35 2.6 165 82% 60% 57% -3 26 51% 2% 12/1 83% 165 1010-1210 21% 69% 92 62 20%</li>
<li>Clarkson University (NY)
35 2.6 90 86% 70% 74% +4 158 39% 22% 16/1 96% 120 1090-1280 31% 84% 120 58 20%</li>
<li>Arizona State University *
35 3.3 165 78% 57% 56% -1 63 46% 16% 23/1 96% 170 970-1220 28% 92% 178 149 11%</li>
<li>University of Arkansas *
35 2.8 160 83% 63% 56% -7 95 37% 15% 17/1 98% 88 22-28 32% 68% 106 58 20%</li>
<li>Colorado State University *
35 2.9 114 83% 61% 65% +4 102 39% 16% 17/1 99% 134 22-26 19% 86% 157 174 9%</li>
<li>Kansas State University *
35 2.9 139 80% 56% 59% +3 131 59% 8% 21/1 94% 125 21-28 23% 83% 157 53 21%</li>
<li>Michigan Technological University *
35 2.7 128 81% 66% 61% -5 88 47% 12% 12/1 96% 98 23-28 29% 82% 142 73 19%</li>
</ol>
<p>I'm glad that Davis is higher, but nevertheless, don't get so worked up over US News. Everyone already knows that rankings aren't accurate and places like Berkeley should be in the single digits.</p>
<p>Berkeley in single digits? No way.</p>
<p>Berkeley's 21 still oO;;</p>
<p>airportconnectio obviously has some sort of problem with davis. he or she has posted the same thing in at least 3 threads, if not more.</p>
<p>I fail to see why this is such a big deal...</p>
<p>holy crap you need to chill out, John Hennessy (pres of stanford) happens to be a relatively good family friend and he said that for the price davis is the best school out there, berkeley and LA may have been around longer, but you get the most for your money out of Davis...That's coming from the President of Stanford...so please...chill as long as you're in a top 50 you're fine.</p>
<p>
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John Hennessy (pres of stanford) happens to be a relatively good family friend and he said that for the price davis is the best school out there, berkeley and LA may have been around longer, but you get the most for your money out of Davis...
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</p>
<p>why is davis the best school for the money? berkeley and ucla charge the same tuition as ucd.</p>
<p>i think LA and berk cost slightly more, either way, point is Stanford's president was going on about how Davis puts out better graduates than their ranking suggests.</p>
<p>UCLA's tuition is $7,038 (<a href="http://www.admissions.ucla.edu/prospect/budget.htm%5B/url%5D">http://www.admissions.ucla.edu/prospect/budget.htm</a>), Berkeley's is $4,192.25 (<a href="http://registrar.berkeley.edu/Registration/feesched.html#undergrad%5B/url%5D">http://registrar.berkeley.edu/Registration/feesched.html#undergrad</a>) and UCD's is $8,323.16 (<a href="http://facts.ucdavis.edu/current_fees_tuition.lasso%5B/url%5D">http://facts.ucdavis.edu/current_fees_tuition.lasso</a>)</p>
<p>SAT scores are not the only marker of school quality. I agree that the cohort matters, but it shouldn't be the only metric of student or school quality.</p>
<p>Berkeley's tuition on that site is according to semester. UCLA and UCD's are for the whole year. Berkeley ends up being pretty much the same as Davis.</p>
<p>I noticed a ? minor difference in some of the room and board.</p>
<p>As reported by Collegeboard
Berk $13,074
Davis $ 11,533
LA $12,312
San Diego $9,657
Santa Cruz $11,805</p>
<p>I didn't notice that, I was wondering why it was so low >.<, either way, UCLA's tuitions still manages to be lower and Berkeley's is pretty much the same, so I don't particularly agree that Davis is necessarily the best value of the three (Oh, and the second part isn't directed at you, Peppers).</p>
<p>@ Shrinkrap, UCLA and Berkeley are both located in cities where the real estate costs more, while Davis is located in well, Davis, so I think the differences are somewhat justified, and the differences aren't that substantial (roughly ~1k), though all the housing is incredibly expensive for such crappy dorms.</p>
<p>Davis - <a href="http://www.housing.ucdavis.edu/Halls/New/default.htm%5B/url%5D">http://www.housing.ucdavis.edu/Halls/New/default.htm</a>
UCLA - <a href="http://map.ais.ucla.edu/portal/site/UCLA/menuitem.789d0eb6c76e7ef0d66b02ddf848344a/?vgnextoid=cd6024df52071110VgnVCM200000ddd76180RCRD%5B/url%5D">http://map.ais.ucla.edu/portal/site/UCLA/menuitem.789d0eb6c76e7ef0d66b02ddf848344a/?vgnextoid=cd6024df52071110VgnVCM200000ddd76180RCRD</a>
Cal - <a href="http://www.housing.berkeley.edu/livingatcal/rates.html%5B/url%5D">http://www.housing.berkeley.edu/livingatcal/rates.html</a></p>
<p>"UCLA and Berkeley are both located in cities where the real estate costs more, while Davis is located in well, Davis"</p>
<p>Understood; I lived in Westwood while at UCLA, and now live maybe 20 miles from Davis ( in the REAL cowtown). So maybe a part of the value is in cost of living?</p>
<p>^I would hate to live in Vacaville, ahaha. </p>
<p>But to be honest, you're going to get about the same education at most of the UCs, and to me, Davis is the perfect college town.</p>
<p>w/e either way, the point is Davis is a great school, it just hasn't been around as long as Cal or LA, and doesn't have the prestige yet. </p>
<p>Here's a fun activity. Rate the prestige of all the UC's on scale of 1-100, and the plot that against their age and see what the chart looks like. =)</p>