| Number of Acceptances | Projected Graduation %* | Projected Graduates | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Black | 1509 | 54% | 815 |
| Hispanic | 5685 | 62% | 3525 |
| Total | 7194 | 4330 |
*Rate based upon NCAA Division I Graduation Rates Report using the mean value for UC Berkeley, UCLA, Irvine and Santa Barbara for those succeeding in earning a degree within 6 years of entry.
| Number of Acceptances | Projected Graduation %** | Projected Graduates | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Black | 1243 | 78% | 970 |
| Hispanic | 5294 | 78% | 4129 |
| Total | 6537 | 5099 |
**Rate based upon NCAA Division I Graduation Rates Report using the mean value for White students at UC Berkeley, UCLA, Irvine and Santa Barbara for those succeeding in earning a degree within 6 years of entry. This assumes that Black and Hispanics admitted by the same standards as Whites will have approximately the same graduation rates as Whites.
Source: Stephan Thernstrom, Wall Street Journal, April 1998