1. UCRIVERSIDE BY James Valencia Santiago Gonzalez Santiago GonzalezPER.3

2. Demographics 1% Part-time students 54% Women 46% Men <1% American Indian/Alaskan Native 41% Asian/Pacific Islander 7% Black/Non-Hispanic 32% Hispanic 15% White/Non-Hispanic 1% Non-Resident Alien 3% Race/ethnicity unreported

3. Location and Social economic status location  Suburban setting  Large city (250,000 - 499,999)  Residential campus

4. Campus Housing First-Year Students Guaranteed On-Campus Housing First-Year Students Guaranteed On-Campus Housing 73% of first-year students live in college housing 73% of first-year students live in college housing 33% of all undergraduates live in college housing 33% of all undergraduates live in college housing Housing options: Housing options: Coed Housing Coed Housing Apartments For Married Students Apartments For Married Students Apartments For Single Students Apartments For Single Students Special Housing For Disabled Students Special Housing For Disabled Students Special Housing For International Students Special Housing For International Students Deadline for housing deposit: 10-MAY Deadline for housing deposit: 10-MAY Amount of housing deposit: $250 Amount of housing deposit: $250

5. Common student profile 54% Women 54% Women 41% Asian/Pacific Islander 41% Asian/Pacific Islander 100% in top quarter of graduating class 100% in top quarter of graduating class 100% in top half of graduating class 100% in top half of graduating class 28% had h.s. GPA between 3.25 and 3.49 28% had h.s. GPA between 3.25 and 3.49

6. Level of difficulty to get accepted Acceptance & Retention Percent applicants admitted: 80% Percent of students who return for sophomore year: 87%

7. Campus life Activities Available Activities Available indicates availability Campus ministries Choral groups, Concert band, Dance, Drama, Film society, Fraternities, International students, Jazz band, Literary magazine, Marching band, Model U.N., Music ensembles, Musical theater, Opera, Pep band, Radio station, Sororities, Student government, Student newspaper, Symphony orchestra, Television station, Yearbook indicates availability Campus ministries Choral groups, Concert band, Dance, Drama, Film society, Fraternities, International students, Jazz band, Literary magazine, Marching band, Model U.N., Music ensembles, Musical theater, Opera, Pep band, Radio station, Sororities, Student government, Student newspaper, Symphony orchestra, Television station, Yearbook

8. Average Costs  In-state tuition and fees Living on-campus $11,029 Living at home $11,029 Commuting, not living at home $11,029 Out-of-state tuition and fees $33,910 Room and board $11,600$4,250$9,400 Books and supplies $1,800 Estimated personal expenses $1,750$1,800$2,000 Transportation expense $1,300$1,900$2,100

9. Terms Semester or Quarter  Calendar: Quarter

10. School mascot and School history When UCR first opened it didn’t have a Mascot. They had a total of 67 nicknames for the Mascot. they brought down to only 6 nicknames and out of those Cubs was the most popular nickname of the 6. Then the name was changed to Hylanders by freshman coed Donna Lewis. Later the name was changed to the current spelling and won easily. The colors are Blue and Gold. The colors were selected for the university by a committee of students at what is now UCBerkeley in June 1873.

11. Degrees offered Degrees offered: Bachelor's Master's Doctoral

12. Programs known for  UCR is one of 10 universities within the prestigious University of California system, and the only UC located in Inland Southern California. Widely recognized as one of the most ethnically diverse research universities in the nation, UCR's current enrollment is over 19,000 students, with a goal of 21,000 students by 2020. The campus is in the midst of a tremendous growth spurt with new and remodeled facilities coming on-line on a regular basis.

13. Athletics program Sport Clubs UCR sport clubs are an exciting alternative to intramural sports and offer a way of getting involved in a fun and competitive environment. Rugby, soccer, Karate, Kendo and Tae Kwon Do clubs compete against other college teams, including UC Santa Barbara, UC Berkeley, UC Davis, UC Irvine, UC San Diego, Long Beach State, Cal State Fullerton, Cal State Lutheran, Whittier College and Loyola Marymount All participants are welcome and membership fees are required for uniforms, association fees and other equipment. Interested in joining a sport club or starting your own club?

14. Arts program  The Gluck Fellows Program of the Arts is the premier arts outreach program at the University of California, Riverside.  Each year, the Gluck Fellows Program of the Arts provides fellowships to exceptional UC Riverside undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, and visiting guest artists to conduct arts-related presentations, performances, and workshops in Riverside County schools, residential facilities for elderly care and community centers. Participating departments include Art, Creative Writing, Dance, History of Art, Music, and Theatre, as well as the Sweeney Art Gallery and the UCR/California Museum of Photography.  Since its inception at UC Riverside in 1996, the Gluck Fellows Program of the Arts continues to follow its mission and goals of integrating the arts within the broader community. UC Riverside remains committed to the Program's target constituents, and continues to avail itself of the excellent faculty and student resources in the College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences.