
ALT Graphic with blue background. Text on left: UC Student debt is down. The average debt at graduation for UC bachelor’s degree recipients with student loans has declined 39% since 2013 thanks to factors like UC’s strong financial aid program. Graph on right: Header: "Average debt at graduation for in-state UC undergraduates by graduation year, 2013-2024." Bar graph showing median debt starting at a high of ~$28,000 in 2013 and declining over time to $17,300 in 2024.

ALT Collage of six UC Irvine faculty on a blue backdrop. They are all smiling and dressed in professional attire.

ALT Line graph titled "UC Irvine Faculty Academy Elections" showing election counts from 1985 to 2030. Data points display fluctuations with a general upward trend, peaking at 20 elections in 2027-2030. The x-axis represents three-year groupings, and the y-axis shows the number of elections. The background is blue with a subtle grid pattern.

ALT Text graphic with blue background: Copy at left: UC grads who borrow have less debt. UC in-state undergrads who take student loans owe an average of $17,300 — far less than other U.S. institutions. Bar graph at right: Header: "Average undergraduate debt at graduation" Yellow bar representing U.S. private institutions at $34,000; light blue bar representing U.S. public institutions at $27,000; dark blue bar representing UC in state graduates at $17,300.

ALT The image is an infographic titled "UC grads earn more." It shows a bar chart comparing median cumulative earnings by age 43. The earnings for UC bachelor's degree holders are $2,100,000, for California bachelor's degree holders $1,661,000, and for California high school graduates $870,000. The background is a gradient of blue, and select text is highlighted in yellow and pink.

ALT Bar chart showing average undergraduate debt at graduation. UC in-state: $17,300; U.S. public: $27,000; U.S. private: $34,000. Headline reads: "UC grads who borrow have less debt." Subheading: "UC in-state undergrads who take student loans owe an average of $17,300—far less than other U.S. institutions.

ALT The image features a text graphic with a blue gradient background. At the top, a yellow rectangle contains the text: "UC’s low-income students earn more than their parents." Below, a large pink number "3" with the word "years" signifies a time frame. At the bottom, the text reads: "The majority of UC’s low-income undergraduates out-earn their parents within just 3 years of graduation."



















