Placer County high schools by CSU admissions, fall 2025

Year

Ranked by CSU campus admits per senior. CSU reports each campus separately, so a student admitted to several campuses counts once at each campus, and the figure can pass 1.

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Include schools with under 50 seniors

Showing 1–20 of 20 schools


Western Sierra Collegiate Academy Rocklin · Public	127	52%	83%	43%	1.09	100%
Granite Bay High School Granite Bay · Public	496	38%	75%	29%	0.53	76%
Tahoe Truckee High School Truckee · Public	215	33%	73%	24%	0.46	66%
Rocklin High School Rocklin · Public	532	22%	76%	17%	0.45	76%
Whitney High School Rocklin · Public	449	31%	74%	23%	0.44	76%
Antelope High School Antelope · Public	384	18%	77%	14%	0.42	64%
West Park High School Roseville · Public	440	27%	77%	20%	0.37	76%
North Tahoe High School Tahoe City · Public	128	33%	62%	20%	0.36	60%
Roseville High School Roseville · Public	383	17%	69%	12%	0.31	61%
Oakmont High School Roseville · Public	356	16%	84%	13%	0.29	76%
Lincoln High School Lincoln · Public	305	7%	62%	4%	0.29	66%
Del Oro High School Loomis · Public	390	17%	62%	11%	0.29	69%
Colfax High School Colfax · Public	138	21%	79%	17%	0.26	58%
Woodcreek High School Roseville · Public	485	19%	70%	13%	0.25	69%
John Adams Academy - Roseville Roseville · Public	66	8%	too few	—	0.23	83%
Placer High School Auburn · Public	347	9%	87%	7%	0.20	54%
Twelve Bridges High School Lincoln · Public	291	14%	71%	10%	0.16	—
Horizon Charter Lincoln · Public	192	5%	too few	—	0.08	31%
Independence High School (Alternative) Roseville · Public	91	7%	too few	—	0.02	15%
Phoenix High School (Continuation) Lincoln · Public	76	—	—	—	—	38%

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).

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