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San Francisco Unified

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UC and CSU admissions for 21 high schools, fall 2025.

San Francisco Unified is a school district in San Francisco County with 21 high schools in WhoGotIn's data. Together they had 4,385 seniors in the class of 2025. The median UC admit rate among 15 of its high schools was 79% in fall 2025.

Include schools with under 50 seniors

Showing 1–20 of 20 schools


KIPP San Francisco College Preparatory San Francisco · Public	63	67%	95%	63%	100%
Lowell High School San Francisco · Public	642	69%	84%	58%	93%
Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts San Francisco · Public	181	71%	80%	56%	89%
George Washington High School San Francisco · Public	510	56%	83%	46%	77%
Galileo Academy of Science and Technology San Francisco · Public	408	52%	83%	44%	66%
Gateway High School San Francisco · Public	120	57%	72%	42%	100%
Abraham Lincoln High School San Francisco · Public	505	53%	77%	41%	59%
Mission High School San Francisco · Public	262	38%	97%	37%	67%
Balboa High School San Francisco · Public	332	46%	79%	36%	62%
Raoul Wallenberg Traditional High School San Francisco · Public	145	39%	77%	30%	63%
Phillip and Sala Burton Academic High School San Francisco · Public	252	37%	76%	28%	62%
S.F. International High School San Francisco · Public	108	28%	93%	26%	56%
City Arts & Leadership Academy San Francisco · Public	115	30%	68%	20%	100%
Thurgood Marshall High School San Francisco · Public	110	19%	71%	14%	46%
Independence High School San Francisco · Public	87	23%	50%	11%	30%
Downtown High School San Francisco · Public	94	—	too few	—	65%
Five Keys Independence High School (SF Sheriff's) San Francisco · Public	191	—	—	—	—
Ida B. Wells High School San Francisco · Public	82	—	too few	—	—
John O'Connell High School San Francisco · Public	102	7%	too few	—	46%
June Jordan School for Equity San Francisco · Public	54	9%	too few	—	73%

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).