Founded

2002

Associations

• Association of American Universities: One of 61 North American universities admitted into this prestigious group.
• American Educational Research Association: The most prominent international professional organization, with the primary goal of advancing educational research and its practical application.

US News & World Report Rankings

• Overall among Schools of Education: 58
• Top 23% overall of ranked schools of education nationally
• Top 14% in best overall reputation of ranked schools of education nationally
• Top 12% in non-academic reputation of ranked schools of education nationally
• Top 16% in academic reputation of ranked schools of education nationally
• Top 27% in research expenditures per faculty member of ranked schools of education nationally
• Top 24% in competitive acceptance rate of ranked schools of education nationally

Programs

• Undergraduate: Minor in Education
• Teacher Credential/Master of Arts
• Master of Arts (MA)
• Doctorate in Education (EdD)
• Doctorate of Philosophy (PhD)

People

Students

Enrollment: 583

• Undergraduate Minor: 160
• Teacher Credential/Master of Arts: 268
• MA: 3
• EdD: 74
• PhD: 78

Gender

• Teacher Credential/Master of Arts: 75% Women, 25% Men
• MA: 100% Women
• EdD: 62% Women, 28% Men
• PhD: 69% Women, 21% Men

GPA

• Mean Undergraduate GPA for Entering Graduate Students (Fall, 2011): 3.33

Ethnicity

• Hispanic/Latino: 14%
• Black or African-American: 6%
• White: 57%
• American Indian or Alaskan Native: 2%
• Asian: 16%
• Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander: 1%
• Unknown: 4%

Tuition (2011-2012, per year):

• Undergraduate: Full-time, In-state: $15,124, Full-time, Out-of-state: $38,002; Part-time, In-state: $9,514, Part-time, Out-of-state: $20,953
• Graduate: Full-time, In-state: $15,272, Full-time, Out-of-state: $30,374; Part-time, In-state: $9,662, Part-time, Out-of-state: $17,213

Scholarships, Assistantships and Aid

• Percentage of Graduate Students Receiving Grants and/or Scholarships: 34%
• Percentage of Doctoral-Level Students with Appointments (e.g., Teaching Assistants): 50%

Faculty (Fall, 2011)

• Full-time: 30; 93% with a doctoral degree
• Part-time: 5
• Women: 60%; Men: 40%
• Percentage of Full-time faculty involved in externally funded research projects: 49%

Staff (Fall, 2011): 70

Alumni

• Graduates (2011): 316
• Living alumni with degrees (March, 2012): 7,008
• Percentage of alumni residing in CA: 83%

Research Expenditures (2010-2011)

$5.2M

About UC Davis

Colleges/schools/divisions

• Four colleges (Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, Biological Sciences, Engineering, Letters and Science)
• Six professional schools (Education, Law, Management, Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, and the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing)

Student enrollment: 32,290 (Fall 2010)

Living alumni with degrees: 205,755

Undergraduate majors: 102

Graduate programs: 88

Campus acreage: 5,300 acres (largest UC campus)

Rankings

• Ninth among public research universities nationwide and 38th among public and private research universities (U.S. News & World Report’s 2012 “America’s Best Colleges”).
• Fourteenth in the 50 top U.S. universities evaluated in best return on tuition investment (Smart
Money 2009).
• Tenth in research funding: UC Davis received $678.6 million in research awards in 2009-10, a record for the campus and the sixth consecutive year that research funds have topped a half-billion dollars.