University of California-Davis

The University of California-Davis is one of the fifty public 4-year colleges in California. The campus is located in a suburb, in Davis. Around 37,380 students attend the school and every year 85% of graduating class students graduate on time.

The University of California-Davis is a public research university that was founded in 1908. It operates as one of the ten general campuses of the University of California system and offers over 130 undergraduate, graduate, and professional degree programs. The campus is located in Davis, CA which is about 20 miles west of Sacramento. This school has an enrollment total 37k students with 5k freshman students enrolled for the 2017 fall semester. The retention rates are 93% for freshmen and 85% for graduating seniors who will graduate in 150% of the time it takes to complete their studies here at UC Davis.

The University of California-Davis has been established since 1907. The school is located in Davis, CA and its current enrollment totals 37,380 students. UC Davis offers more than 130 undergraduate majors and minors for their students to choose from as well as a variety of graduate degrees. The cost for tuition per year is $25,110 for an in-state student with the total cost being around $64,000 (not including room and board).

The University of California-Davis, also known as UC Davis or UCD, is a public research university located in the city of Davis, California. The campus is located in a suburb and has an undergraduate enrollment of 37,380 students (2017) and graduate enrollment of 4,621 (2016).

UC Davis was established on July 1st 1959 as one of the first two Regional Campuses at UC. It was formed after Governor Pat Brown's signing the "Master Plan for Higher Education" which called for new campuses to be built outside both Los Angeles and Berkeley. In 1962 it became the tenth general campus upon its move to Sacramento County's rural Yolo County area while still being referred to by its original name - University Farm.

University of California-Davis is a public university in Davis, CA. The school opened its doors to students on September 18, 1959. Now known as one of the premier research universities in the world, UC Davis offers over 100 undergraduate majors and 250 graduate degree programs across 14 colleges and schools with more than 37,380 students enrolled annually.

As one of 50 public 4-year colleges in California through the University of California system, UC Davis has an annual budget that exceeds $3 billion. The campus is located within a suburb in Davis where it's easy to find parking near class buildings or events happening on campus. It's also home to 6 Nobel Laureates who have been affiliated with the University for many years now including Thomas.

Location: United States, California