Monterey County high schools

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Every high school's UC and CSU record for fall 2025. Sort any column, filter by district or type, and open a school for its full page.

  • County median UC admit rate 77%
  • Seniors admitted to a UC 20%
  • Seniors who applied 26%

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Showing 1–20 of 20 schools

UC admit rate 2018–2025
13265%79%52%β€”
Pacific Grove High School
Pacific Grove Β· Public
16140%72%29%59%
Carmel High School
Carmel Β· Public
20037%71%26%73%
Monterey High School
Monterey Β· Public
33228%82%23%78%
Rancho San Juan High School
Salinas Β· Public
36929%78%22%61%
Alisal High School
Salinas Β· Public
66227%82%22%52%
Everett Alvarez High School
Salinas Β· Public
47525%84%21%50%
8838%52%19%β€”
North Monterey County High School
Castroville Β· Public
31619%85%16%43%
Salinas High School
Salinas Β· Public
61119%79%15%57%
Gonzales High School
Gonzales Β· Public
20418%73%13%38%
Greenfield High School
Greenfield Β· Public
28517%75%13%34%
Soledad High School
Soledad Β· Public
38716%70%11%40%
North Salinas High School
Salinas Β· Public
52616%66%10%53%
Marina High School
Marina Β· Public
15312%72%9%66%
King City High School
King City Β· Public
28412%73%8%33%
Seaside High School
Seaside Β· Public
2788%83%7%69%
Central Coast High School
Seaside Β· Public
56β€”β€”β€”β€”
El Puente
Salinas Β· Public
169β€”too fewβ€”β€”
Learning for Life Charter
Marina Β· Public
59β€”too fewβ€”β€”

Fall 2025. Seniors are 12th graders enrolled that October. Ticks mark the county median. "Too few" means under 10 applicants or counts the source hides. A–G complete is the share of graduates who finished the UC/CSU required courses (public schools, latest published class).

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