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Saturday, Dec. 06, 2008
UC medical schools
UC Merced School of Medicine would be seventh in a series.
1. UC San Francisco School of Medicine:
UC San Francisco founded 1864, became UC campus 1964
Total enrollment: 2,932 students
School of Medicine founded 186, affiliated with UC 1873
Enrollment: 594 M.D. students
2. UCLA School of Medicine:
UCLA opened in 1919
Total enrollment: 39,626 students
School of Medicine opened 1951
Enrollment: 750 M.D. students
3. UC Davis School of Medicine:
UC Davis founded 1908
Total enrollment: 31,426 students
School of Medicine founded 1965
Enrollment: 401 M.D. students
4. UC San Diego School of Medicine
UC San Diego opened 1960
Total enrollment: 28,500 students
School of Medicine opened 1968
Enrollment: 520 M.D. students
5. UC Irvine School of Medicine
UC Irvine founded 1964
Total enrollment: 26,984 students
School of Medicine founded 1896, joined UCI campus 1968
Enrollment: 416 M.D. students
6. UC Riverside
UC Riverside founded 1954
Total enrollment: 18,079 students
School of Medicine
Planned to open 2012
7. UC Merced
UC Merced opened 2005
Total enrollment: 2,700 students
School of Medicine (proposed)
No opening date set
Sources: University of California Schools of Medicine at Davis, Irvine, Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco; UC Irvine, UC Merced
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