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The Scholarship Requirement defines the minimum grade point average (GPA) in the a-g subjects to meet University of California admission requirements. The minimum GPA for California applicants is 3.0. It's 3.4 for nonresidents. More on UC Admission Requirements
GPA is defined as a student's GPA in the a-g requirements as calculated by UC. The average high school GPA listed for each campus is computed from 10th and 11th grade coursework, including up to eight semesters of honors courses (no more than 4 from 10th grade). These GPAs are drawn from application data at the systemwide admissions office.