Hey guys, I've been considering UCLA as one of my top choices, and I'm curious about the student racial diversity there. Does anyone here have any information or know where I can find details about UCLA's racial demographics?
UCLA prides itself on having a diverse student body, and detailed information is readily available on their website, specifically in the campus profile section. Here's a rough breakdown based on recent data:
- Asian students constitute the largest racial group at approximately 29.9%
- White students make up around 25.1%
- Hispanic or Latino students make up about 23.2%
- International students constitute around 7.7%
- Multiracial students constitute around 7.5%
- Black or African American students are around 3.3%
- Other racial/ethnic groups (and students whose race/ethnicity is unknown) make up the remaining 3.3%.
Remember that these figures can fluctuate a bit from year to year.
UCLA values diversity and inclusivity, and these percentages reflect a commitment to ensuring representation from many different backgrounds. Keep in mind that the overall college experience is influenced not just by demographics but also by the culture of inclusivity, resources for diverse groups, and the lived experiences of students. You may also want to consider taking a virtual tour or speaking to current students to get a feel for the campus environment.
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