Enrollment at UC Davis reached an all-time high this fall, with a total of 24,299 students. The student body continued to grow more diverse, with nonwhite ethnic students making up 52.1 percent of domestic undergraduates. Some slippage, though, was seen in some ethnic groups."We are pleased to attract so many high-quality students -- students who represent the extraordinary diversity of the state," said Carol F. Wall, vice chancellor for student affairs. "We are working with renewed energy to ensure that all student populations, particularly those who may be from disadvantaged backgrounds or underserved communities, are aware of the academic programs and opportunities available at UC Davis and are academically prepared for work at the university level."Final fall term figures show a total enrollment of 24,299, an increase of 368 students from last fall's enrollment and 151 fewer than anticipated. New freshman enrollments were 83 fewer than expected; new transfer students, 6 fewer.Men account for 47.1 percent of the student population and women, 52.9 percent. About 95 percent are California residents. Another 2 percent are from other parts of the United States, while the remaining 3 percent are international students.For more details, see http://www-news.ucdavis.edu/PubComm/.