UC Davis Other Health Science: admit rate and GPA

In fall 2025, 533 freshmen applied to UC Davis in Other Health Science and 309 were admitted, an admit rate of 58%, compared with 44% for the campus as a whole. The middle half of admitted students had a UC GPA between 4.05 and 4.25. Of those admitted, 57 enrolled (18%).

What stands out

It ranked 10 of 12 major areas at UC Davis for selectivity (1 = hardest). The admit rate has held roughly steady since 2021 (57% then). Among UC campuses, UCLA was the hardest in Other Health Science (10%).

Five-year trend

FallAppliedAdmittedAdmit rateAdmitted GPA (middle 50%)EnrolledEnrolled GPA (middle 50%)
202553330958%4.05–4.25574.04–4.25
202455532158%4.03–4.24603.99–4.18
202353030758%4.00–4.25863.95–4.20
202249419339%4.10–4.29504.15–4.27
202143525057%4.06–4.26504.05–4.24

Other Health Science at every UC (fall 2025)

CampusAppliedAdmittedAdmit rateAdmitted GPA (middle 50%)Campus overall
UCLA2,88630310%4.20–4.309%
UC San Diego2,93981528%4.09–4.2628%
UC Davis53330958%4.05–4.2544%

Transfer admit rates: Other Health Science majors (fall 2025)

MajorAppliedAdmittedAdmit rate2024 rateAdmitted GPA (middle 50%)
Pharmaceutical Chemistry564988%81%3.27–3.75

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Source: University of California Office of the President, UC Information Center: Freshman admissions by discipline and Transfers by major. UC reports freshman results by broad discipline (the major area students applied to, such as Engineering), not by individual major; transfer results are by individual major. GPA ranges are the 25th–75th percentile of admitted students (freshman: weighted, capped UC GPA; transfer: UC-transferable GPA). Counts include all applicants (California, out-of-state and international). Small counts are suppressed by UC. This site is independent and not affiliated with the University of California. Admit rates describe past applicants, not any individual student’s chances.