By Kiana Condomitti

And

Blanca Guterrez

Main Address:

• 110 Sproul Hall Berkeley, CA 94720-5800 (510) 642-6000

• The City of Berkeley is an urbanized community located in western Alameda County in the San Francisco Bay region.

• Small city (50,000 - 249,999)population• Berkeley is just 10 miles from San Francisco

• First-time students:• 92% In-state students • 8% Out-of-state students • 0% Part-time students • 55% Women • 45% Men • <1% American Indian/Alaskan Native • 42% Asian/Pacific Islander • 3% Black/Non-Hispanic • 11% Hispanic • 30% White/Non-Hispanic • 8% Non-Resident Alien • 6% Race/ethnicity unreported • 98% in top 10th of graduating class • 100% in top quarter of graduating class • 100% in top half of graduating class • 91% had h.s. GPA of 3.75 and higher • 4% had h.s. GPA between 3.5 and

3.74 • 2% had h.s. GPA between 3.25 and

3.49 • 2% had h.s. GPA between 3.0 and

3.24 • 1% had h.s. GPA between 2.5 and

2.99

• UC Berkeley’s• Population• 1890 5,10• 1900 13,214• 1910 40,434• 1920 56,036 • 1930 82,109• 1940 85,547 • 1950 113,805• 1960 111,268• 1970 116,716• 1980 103,328• 1990 102,724• 2000 102,743• 2005 100,744• 2007 101,377

This chart was fromhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkeley

• The campus size is 6,651 acres, WHICH IS 2,692 HA, with the central campus laying on about 200 (80.9) in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Test Scores  Middle 50% of First-Year Students Percent Who Submitted Scores: -SAT Critical Reading: 590–710 (98%) -SAT Math: 640-760 (98%) -SAT Writing: 610-720 (98%)Average GPA: -91% GPA of 3.75 and higher -4% GPA between 3.5 and 3.74 -2% GPA between 3.25 and 3.49 -2% GPA between 3.0 and 3.24 -1% GPA between 2.5 and 2.99 Most students enroll at UC Berkeley to graduate from the law program.

There are 3 units of four buildings that surrounds common rooms for dining, recreation,

mail, and office. Each building is designed for single-sex occupancy. Each floor of the

housing buildings has fifteen 14x14 rooms that include a single big bathroom with

lockers, sinks, toilet stalls, and of course, shower stalls. Evenly numbered floors have

laundry rooms.

The percentage of people getting accepted in Berkeley is 22%   UC Berkeley Students Transfer Students Applications Received 480 1542Eligible Applicants N/A 376*Offers of Admission 269 105Entering Class Size 266 98Average GPA 3.70 3.84Middle 80% GPA Range 3.40-3.95 3.60-4.00Average Age 20 23Age Range 19-23 17-49Underrepresented- Minorities 3.01% 12.24%Minorities 56.39% 60.20% Women 51.50% 38.78%

Campus Activities:Campus ministries  Choral groups Concert bandDrama Film society Fraternities Jazz band Literary magazine Marching band Model U.N.Music ensembles Musical theater Opera Radio station Sororities Student governmentSymphony orchestra Television station YearbookDance International students Pep band Student newspaper

• Budget Item Cost Also, the• Housing and Utilities $10,43 school is

divided• Food $5,054 into semesters.• Books and Supplies $1,040• Personal $1,920• Transportation $ 2,821• Fees $ 10,938• Health Insurance $ 2,010

• Fees** Resident Nonresident• University Registration Fee $450.00 $450.00• Educational Fee $4,701.00 $ 4,905.00• Berkeley Campus Fee $250.75 $250.75• Class Pass Fee - Transit $68.00 $ 68.00• Health Insurance Fee $1,005.00 $1,005.00• Nonresident Tuition Fee N/A $7,347.00

Member: NCAA Team name: Bears • Badminton• Baseball• Basketball• Bowling• Boxing• Cross-Country• Diving• Fencing• Field Hockey• Football• Golf• Gymnastics • Hockey• Lacrosse

•Racquetball•Rowing (Crew)•Rugby•Sailing•Skiing•Soccer•Softball•Squash•Swimming•Tennis•Track •Field Track: Indoor•Track: Outdoor•Volleyball•Water Polo

The mascot is Oski the Bear.

He wears the colors:

Yale Blue and California Gold.

Did you know?

In 1866, the land that is now currently the Berkeley campus was bought by the private College California.

Also, the mascot, Oski the Bear makes his debut on September 26, and has been tradition since 1941.

The school’s motto is “Let There be Light.”

The school colors are Yale blue and California Gold.

Berkeley gained a reputation for student

activism in the 1960’s, happening with the Free Speech Movement in 1964.

Courses Available:• Visual Arts• Graphic and Interactive Design• Interior Design and Interior Architecture• Landscape Architecture• Sustainable Design They offer both bachelor and masters degrees for the

programs