University California Davis
By: Abel Barajas & Briana Lewis
Demographics- Student population
 Demographics:
African American- 8712.1
Native American - 220.7
Asian American Pacific Islander - 11,099 34.5%
White - 12,179
 Total student population:
College of Agricultural& Environmental Sciences- Total health sciences - School of medicine
4,585
2,119
1,377
Campus Housing
UC Davis housing: UC Davis has Residence halls Called: Segundo Area- Tercero Area-Cuarto Area and they are
furnished
UC Davis has Campus Apartments: Orchard park and Solano park
UC Davis also has privatized housing: the colleges at la rue- the atriums at la rue-Russell Park Primero Grove
Residence halls
On campus housing
Off campus housing
Common student profile
 Average age is 21 4% is 25 and older
The difficulty to be accepted to UC
Davis!
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difficultly to be a accepted at UC
Davis is 46%
Life at UC Davis!
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One thing they do at UC Davis for fun is:
UC Davis has an activities fair, were people go to join clubs they have over 180+
clubs there to join.
Some of the clubs at UC Davis:
Chemistry
Sports clubs
The events at UC Davis are:
When they have speakers like Matthew Traxler, Flagg Miller and Tammy Gales
Average costs for:
 Housing, books and classes
 Housing :Housing Cost: $2,753 based on an 11 week quarter (costs vary from quarter
to quarter).
 Books: New books 100%, Used books 98% ,you have 14days return ,yes you can
Buy-back and S/H cost Savings on UCD Savings on $0.00n/a7%-31%
 Classes:
$533Fall quarter books and supplies
Semester or quarter?
We have the quarter system
Our school mascot is Gunrock the mustang
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The roots of UC Davis reach back to 1905, when the California Legislature
approved the establishment of the state agriculture school.
Three years later, in October 1908, the University Farm opened at Davis to
provide farmers short courses, which were akin to today’s extension
classes.
The charter mission was to teach students the latest in agricultural
methods and technology.
The following January, regular classes began with a student body of 18.
Our sports are baseball, football, softball, men's
basketball, woman's basketball, men and woman cross
country, field hockey, men’s golf, woman’s golf, woman
gymnastics, woman lacrosse, men’s soccer, woman’s
soccer, woman’s swim/diving, men’s tennis, woman’s
tennis, woman’s indoor track, men and woman’s outdoor
track, woman’s volleyball, men’s water polo, woman’s
water polo, and historical sports.
Our most known sport is our football program.
Performing arts and film
Department of music events
Theatre and dance productions
Entertainment council
Area of studies in the arts
Art and art history
Design program
English
Film studies
Music
Techno cultural studies
Theatre and dance
Degrees offered
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Degrees offered: A.B.–Bachelor of Arts,
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B.S.–Bachelor of Science,
Certificate, M.A.–Master of Arts,
M.A.M.–Master of Agricultural Management,
M.A.S.–Master of Advanced Studies,
M.A.T.–Master of Arts in Teaching,
M.B.A.–Master of Business Administration,
M.Ed.–Master of Education,
M.Engr–Master of Engineering,
M.F.A.–Master of Fine Arts,
M.P.H.–Master of Public Health,
M.P.V.M.–Master of Preventive Veterinary Medicine,
M.S.–Master of Science,
Ed.D.–Doctorate in Education,
D. Engr.–Doctor of Engineering,
Ph.D.–Doctor of Philosophy,
J.D.–Doctor of Law,
LL.M.–Master of Laws,
M.D.–Doctor of Medicine,
D.V.M.–Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
We are known for our agricultural and
recourse economics programs.