Placer County: UC admissions by high school

In fall 2025, 1,183 students from 22 high schools in Placer County applied to the University of California and 877 (74%) were admitted to at least one campus. The table shows each school’s fall 2025 results at UCLA, Berkeley and UC San Diego, the three most selective campuses.

SchoolCityApplied to UCAdmitted (any UC)Admit rateUCLABerkeleyUC San Diego
Granite Bay High SchoolGranite Bay19014275%8% of 14215% of 13119% of 152
Whitney High SchoolRocklin13710274%9% of 8215% of 7121% of 98
West Park High SchoolRoseville1179077%10% of 639% of 5422% of 76
Rocklin High SchoolRocklin1168876%8% of 8311% of 6620% of 89
Woodcreek High SchoolRoseville916470%10% of 486% of 5022% of 54
Truckee High SchoolTruckee705173%10% of 299% of 3220% of 30
Del Oro High SchoolLoomis664162%22% of 3721% of 2925% of 48
Western Sierra Collegiate AcadRocklin665583%17% of 4113% of 4531% of 49
Roseville High SchoolRoseville654569%25% of 2414% of 2119% of 36
Oakmont High SchoolRoseville574884%11% of 3517% of 3521% of 34
North Tahoe High SchoolTahoe City422662%— of 1715% of 2028% of 25
Twelve Bridges High SchoolLincoln412971%— of 16— of 1760% of 25
Placer High SchoolAuburn302687%— of 13— of 1341% of 17
Colfax High SchoolColfax292379%42% of 1231% of 1335% of 17
Lincoln High SchoolLincoln211362%— of 9— of 13— of 5
Horizon Charter SchoolLincoln9556%———
Foresthill High SchoolForesthill8675%——— of 7
Sugar Bowl AcademyNorden7686%———
Independence High SchoolRoseville6583%—— of 5—
John Adams AcademyRoseville55100%———
John Adams Academy – LincolnLincoln5360%———
Tahoe Expedition AcademyTruckee5480%———

Percentages are the share of that school’s applicants admitted to each campus. Check admit rates for your own GPA.

Source: University of California Office of the President, UC Information Center, Admissions by source school. Freshman counts are fall terms; transfer counts are the academic year starting that fall. Average GPAs are UC’s weighted, capped high school GPA (transfer GPA for colleges). “—” means UC suppressed a small count. This site is independent and not affiliated with the University of California. Admit rates describe past applicants, not any individual student’s chances.