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Facts
& Figures 2009
- Founded as Toland Medical College in 1864
- Affiliated with University of California in 1873
- Occupying seven major sites in San Francisco and Fresno with:
- 28 academic departments
- 9 organized research units
- 8 interdisciplinary research centers
- Ranked by US News & World Report* fifth in quality of research training and fifth in quality of primary care training. UCSF is the only medical school listed in the top 5 in both categories
- Consistently ranked among top three US medical schools by NIH dollars awarded
- Ranked first for active patents in UC system
- Ranks among the top 10 in seven of eight medical school specialty programs, including first in AIDS medicine, second in women’s health, and third in internal medicine*.
2009: The Helen Diller Family Cancer Research Building opens at UCSF's Mission Bay campus.
2008: New Pathways to Discovery program streamlines training towards careers of inquiry, discovery and innovation.
2007: The Program in Medical Education for the Urban Underserved (PRIME-US) expands medical school enrollment to educate and inspire new physicians to address health disparities.
2006: UCSF Institute for Regeneration Medicine** launched, comprising the existing Program in Developmental and Stem Cell Biology and the Program in Craniofacial and Mesenchymal Biology.
2004: The Institute for Human Genetics established.
2003: Genentech Hall opens the 43-acre Mission Bay campus, one of the most advanced health sciences centers in the world, now with three research buildings and a 160,000 sq. ft. community center.
2002: National Center of Excellence in Women's Health opens a
dedicated 8-story Women's Health Center.
2001: New medical school curriculum and the Academy of Medical Educators
are instituted. Both are now national models for medical education and for faculty development.
1999: Cancer Center designated by the National Cancer Institute as Comprehensive Cancer Center, the first in Northern California.
1997: Nobel Prize awarded to UCSF's Stanley Prusiner for the discovery of prions.
Faculty |
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Full-Time
Part-Time
Volunteer |
1,921
75
3,099 |
Staff |
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Non-Faculty Academics
Staff employees |
769
5,164 |
Scientific Society Memberships |
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American Academy of Arts & Sciences
Howard Hughes Medical Investigators
Institute of Medicine
National Academy of Sciences |
53
17
64
36 |
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NIH Dollars (in millions)
NIH Grants
Active patents, US
Active patents, foreign |
$410
821
770
881 |
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Tuition & Fees
State Appropriations
Extramural Grants & Contracts
Practice Plan
Gifts & Endowments
Hospital Agreements
SFGH Affiliation Contract
Sales & Services
Other |
1%
7%
39%
27%
7%
6%
6%
4%
3% |
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School of Medicine Admissions |
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Applications Received
Interviews Granted
Students Accepted |
6,030
503
257 |
2008 Entering MD Students
Total MD Students
PhD/MS. Students
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Mean Undergraduate GPA
MCAT Score (Average Composite)
Underrepresented Minorities
Women
California Residents
Tuition & Fees
California Residents
Out-of-State Residents |
3.71
11.5
28%
56%
80%
$25,562
$37,807 |
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Residents
Clinical Fellows
Postdoctoral Scholars |
785
433
1,100 |
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Live Course Students
Grand Rounds Students
Home Study Students
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15,178
3,572
9,008 |
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Educational Space (shared)
Research Space |
57,200 ASF
991,003 ASF |
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UCSF Medical Center (Parnassus, Children's &
Mount Zion Hospitals)
San Francisco General Hospital
San Francisco VA Medical Center
Langley Porter Psychiatric Institute
Fresno Medical Education Program |
722/722,728
686/529,098
124/425,144
67/30,000
Multiple sites |
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Total Alumni
Alumni Association Membership
Alumni Gifts (cash)
Total Gifts (cash)
Endowment (Market Value) |
7,344
3,186
$2,571,366
$290,428,098
$993,300,000 |
*Source: US News & World Report Best Graduate Schools 2010
**Renamed in 2009 as the Eli and Edythe Broad Center of Regeneration Medicine and Stem Cell Research at UCSF
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