Los Angeles Unified

Year

UC and CSU admissions for 230 high schools, fall 2025.

Los Angeles Unified is a school district in Los Angeles County with 230 high schools in WhoGotIn's data. Together they had 38,273 seniors in the class of 2025. The median UC admit rate among 178 of its high schools was 79% in fall 2025.

Showing 1–50 of 181 schools

Page 1 of 4
UC admit rate 2018–2025
11191%84%77%99%
8386%87%75%99%
13078%91%72%100%
11373%94%68%96%
Animo Pat Brown
Los Angeles · Public
14270%93%65%96%
Ednovate - East College Prep
Los Angeles · Public
9264%98%63%97%
12363%92%59%100%
Orthopaedic Hospital
Los Angeles · Public
14061%93%57%84%
18369%82%56%84%
11565%85%56%93%
12060%92%55%100%
13769%77%53%85%
16059%89%53%91%
14059%86%51%98%
14656%89%50%99%
11354%92%50%100%
New West Charter
Los Angeles · Public
14360%81%49%92%
UCLA Community K-12
Los Angeles · Public
11559%82%49%87%
28154%88%48%80%
Downtown Business High School
Los Angeles · Public
17260%80%48%80%
Rise Kohyang High School
Los Angeles · Public
12163%75%47%99%
Ednovate - Brio College Prep
Los Angeles · Public
13058%81%47%100%
26850%93%47%75%
12648%93%45%97%
Central City Value
Los Angeles · Public
8450%90%45%83%
Foshay Learning Center
Los Angeles · Public
17553%86%45%85%
15051%86%44%98%
13963%70%44%71%
11254%79%43%96%
6844%97%43%92%
High Tech LA
Lake Balboa · Public
7855%77%42%93%
14954%79%42%96%
Larchmont Charter
West Hollywood · Public
14951%83%42%99%
Sun Valley Magnet
Sun Valley · Public
9043%97%42%66%
10744%96%42%77%
Wallis Annenberg High School
Los Angeles · Public
11647%87%41%78%
7154%76%41%91%
14947%86%40%61%
12943%93%40%92%
Panorama High School
Panorama City · Public
33043%90%39%66%
8746%85%39%88%
39250%78%39%81%
6766%59%39%66%
14348%81%38%96%
19546%82%37%81%
11744%84%37%48%
Valor Academy High School
North Hills · Public
11260%61%37%85%
12743%84%36%73%
Palisades Charter High School
Pacific Palisades · Public
75749%74%36%99%
53140%89%36%68%

Fall 2025. Seniors are 12th graders enrolled that October. Ticks mark the county median. "Too few" means under 10 applicants or counts the source hides. A–G complete is the share of graduates who finished the UC/CSU required courses (public schools, latest published class).