One of the rankings of US News universities in the United States is Social Mobility Ranking, which is to see how many poor students a university enrolls and whether poor students can graduate well. I took a look at the top ten schools in California.
Of course not the ones you think of.
Riverside, Santa Cruz and Irvine ranked 1, 2 and 3 respectively, Merced 7, UC Davis and UCSB 9 side by side.
UCLA is also in the top 20, UCSD 21.
Part of the reason may be that California has a large population and that California’s finances are more supportive of vulnerable groups. Of course, it is also useful to charge more out-of-state tuition fees, especially for international students.
(It’s just that maybe you can’t get too many full-prize PhDs…
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