





University of the Pacific welcomes transfer students from California community colleges into a personalized learning environment where individual attention drives success.
With a 13:1 student-faculty ratio and hands-on experiential learning built into 80+ programs across three Northern California campuses, admitted students join a close-knit academic community focused on career preparation and real-world impact.
Here's a snapshot of University of the Pacific's student body to help you understand the campus community.
Figures reflect Fall 2024 enrollment across all three campuses (Stockton, Sacramento, and San Francisco). This represents record enrollment for University of the Pacific.
Figures reflect the 2024-2025 admission cycle. Graduation rate is the 6-year rate for full-time students.
GPA is the minimum for transfer applicants; competitive applicants typically have 3.0+ GPA. SAT/ACT ranges reflect the middle 50% of admitted students. University of the Pacific is test-optional.
University of the Pacific ranks #139 nationally and #87 among all U.S. colleges for overall value, offering 95% of students financial aid with an average package of $38,314.
As a transfer, you'll join a personalized learning environment with a 13:1 student-faculty ratio across three Northern California campuses, where your community college experience is valued and hands-on learning is built into every program.
Pacific's experiential curriculum and 80+ majors prepare you for career success, with graduates earning a median salary of $62,672 six years out and strong alumni outcomes in California's competitive job market.
California community college transfer students benefit from articulation agreements and dedicated transfer advising, ensuring a smooth transition to completing your bachelor's degree at California's first university.

Transferring to University of the Pacific is accessible for qualified students, with the university actively welcoming transfer students from California community colleges and beyond. Your community college experience is valued and contributes to campus diversity. Here's the transfer-specific data to help you plan your application.
Transfer acceptance rate is estimated based on third-party sources. University of the Pacific does not publicly report detailed transfer admission statistics.
Applications received after the deadline will be considered on a space-available basis. Pacific accepts transfer students for Fall and Spring terms.
Decisions are released on a rolling basis. Earlier completed applications typically receive earlier decisions. Pacific reviews applications as they become complete and notifies students of admission decisions throughout the cycle.



