67,658 61,731 52,966 50,393 48,650 48,461 Admits 14,101 11,130 11,441 10,844 10,528 10,474 % Admitted 20.8

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Undergraduate    Graduate    California    U.S. Census
African American    3.4%    3.4%    6.2%    12.0%
Asian American    39.2%    17.8%    13%    4.7%
White American    29.0%    38.0%    40.1%    63.7%
Hispanic American    12.6%    7.1%    37.6%    16.3%
Native American    0.8%    1.1%    1%    0.7%
International student    10.4%    20.3%    N/A    N/A
Other/Unknown    4.7%    11.9%    2.1%    2.4%
Berkeley enrolled 25,574 undergraduate and 10,125 graduate students in Fall 2012.[2] Women make up 52.3% of undergraduate enrollments and 45.5% graduate and professional students.[2] 82% of undergraduates and 43% of graduate and professional students are California residents.[85] In the wake of Proposition 209, the plurality of Asian American students and under-representation of African-American and Hispanic students has received national attention.[87][88][89][90]
First-Time Freshman Profile[91][92][93]
     2013
(preliminary)    2012    2011    2010    2009    2008
Applicants   
67,658
61,731    52,966    50,393    48,650    48,461
Admits   
14,101
11,130    11,441    10,844    10,528    10,474
 % Admitted   
20.8
18.0
21.6
21.5
21.6
21.6
Enrolled       
4,162
4,443
4,109
4,356
4,261
Average GPA       
3.84
3.83
3.84