Annual Report 2003-2004 - UCLA Graduate Division

SECTION 1: ADMISSIONSTABLE 1-5. Changes in Numbers of Applications to Graduate Division Programsby Field of Study: 1996 and 200319962003% Change# of Applicants % of Applicant Pool # of Applicants % of Applicant PoolNumber of Applicants,1996-2003Graduate Division Total 14,347 100.0% 21,068 100.0% 46.8%Letters & Science 4,008 27.9% 5,479 26.0% 36.7%Humanities 1,018 7.1% 1,303 6.2% 28.0%International Institute 1 --- --- 121 0.6% ---Life Sciences 610 4.3% 766 3.6% 25.6%Physical Sciences 945 6.6% 1,310 6.2% 38.6%Social Sciences 1,435 10.0% 1,979 9.4% 37.9%Access Program 2 390 2.7% 419 2.0% 7.4%Basic Biomedical Sciences 3 --- --- 5 0.0% ---General CampusProfessional Schools 4 8,700 60.6% 13,550 64.3% 55.7%Arts and Architecture 1,071 7.5% 1,808 8.6% 68.8%Education & Information Studies 627 4.4% 1,340 6.4% 113.7%Engineering 1,813 12.6% 3,706 17.6% 104.4%Management 3,300 23.0% 4,141 19.7% 25.5%Public Policy & Social Research 740 5.2% 1,039 4.9% 40.4%Theater, Film, & TV 1,149 8.0% 1,516 7.2% 31.9%Health Science 5 1,249 8.7% 1,615 7.7% 29.3%Academic Programs 298 2.1% 510 2.4% 71.1%Professional Schools 951 6.6% 1,105 5.2% 16.2%NOTES: Fields of study shown as organized in Fall 2001. Excludes Special Fee programs.1 Formed in 2001, includes majors previously grouped under Social Sciences2 The Access Program includes admission to biological and life science programs4Excluding JD and LLM students in Law5Health Science Programs exclude students in the DDS and MD programs3 Formed in 2001, includes majors previously grouped under Life Sciences and Health Sciences Source: UCLA Graduate Admissions SystemUCLA GRADUATE PROGRAMS ANNUAL REPORT 2003-2004 Section 1 - 27