University of California, Los Angeles
Los Angeles, CA
8%
acceptance rate
| Accepted | 12,845 |
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| Declined | 136,956 |
| Total Received | 149,801 |
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Founded in 1919, the University of California, Los Angeles is a public research university that is known for its strong programs in the arts, sciences, and medicine. It is located on a 419-acre campus in Westwood Village, within the corporate limits of Los Angeles.
| Official website | Visit website |
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| Application link | Apply online |
| Public/private | Public |
| Campus enrollment | 46,430 |
| Established in | 1919 |
| Coeducational | Coeducational |
| Religious affiliation | Other |
419-acre campus in Los Angeles (population: 3,999,759). Served by air, bus, and train. School operates campus transportation system. Public transportation serves campus.
University of California, Los Angeles
405 Hilgard Avenue
Los Angeles, CA
90095-1405
Daniel's Introduction to UCLA
Daniel introduces himself and teaches the classic UCLA cheer: the 8-clap.UCLA Game Day
The Rose bowl: home of UCLA football games! Here is the view of a UCLA football game through the eyes of the band. What's cool about UCLA is we get to play at the stadium where one of the largest college football playoff games is held. However, this does mean it's about a half hour journey to get to a football game from school. Nevertheless game days are a great opportunity to hang out with friends and eat great food.A classic look at a UCLA classic dorm
Sproul Hall is a classic residence hall, similar to the freshman classic dorm buildings: Rieber Hall and Hedrick Hall. It's kept safe with access control. After 9 pm, only people in their classic residence halls and their guests can get into their respective building. Each classic residence hall also has private rooms that can be reserved to study in case the floor lounges are too crowded. FROM THE EDITOR As a domestic or international student, you ought to be concerned about your stay at UCLA. But even if you’re a local, UCLA housing is excellent, to say the least. It is a friendly and healthy community. It has everything you need for an amazing time at the University of California, Los Angeles. What could be more satisfying than having everything accessible at one housing facility? Access friends, living utilities and tons of amenities right when you need them. UCLA dorm rooms are spacious and consist of all the essential components you require to feel content, quite like how it is at home. In this UCLA dorm tour, you get to experience what it is like living at the housing on campus. This dorm tour takes place in Sproul Hall, a dorm and residence hall. Other residence halls include Canyon Point, Courtside, Delta Terrace, De Neve East, de Never West, De Neve Towers, Dykstra Hall, Hedrick Hall, Hedrick Summit, Hitch Suites, Rieber Hall, Rieber Terrace, Rieber Vista, Saxon Suites, Sproul Cove and Landing. The university provides everything you need, including comfortable beds and large storage sections. University of California, Los Angeles housing in Race Street Hall on campus makes it easy for you to appreciate your time at the university while securing full use of the amenities. The modern dorms vary from two-person suites, three-person-suites, four-person-suites, and six-person-suites. Most rooms are decently sized and often have room for a refrigerator. UCLA dorm rooms are great just as they are though you can always give them a unique look with inspirational decorating ideas. In this UCLA dorm tour, you will get to see what it is like from the inside of a dorm room to provide you with a clear picture of what to expect. With distinct residence halls on campus with different styles, you are far away from being disappointed. This UCLA housing video tour is an amazing way to experience life on campus. So be prepared to make use of the accessible and affordable housing on-campus to compliment your stay at UCLA. Different room sizes and room types are available to accommodate different setups and needs. Spend your time among the robust residential community and benefit from the variety of living options for your peace of mind. Making UCLA dorms your home means making the most out of the University of California, Los Angeles campus life. So begin your journey with confidence and progress towards becoming self-directed individuals. UCLA housing on campus means relaxing in the height of comfort with eco-friendly and stylish room furniture. So come live the UCLA life and use this University of California, Los Angeles dorm tour in Sproul Hall as your gateway to the glorious days ahead.What it's like in a giant UCLA lecture
I reveal a little bit about the structure of UCLA lectures. You get to find out why half my class is missing and you get a sneak peak of the sheer size of college classes at public schools.
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| Application fee | $80 |
|---|---|
| Admissions interview (required or recommended) | Neither |
| Application deadline (final deadline) | November 30 |
| SAT/ACT requirements | SAT or ACT Required |
8%
acceptance rate
| Accepted | 12,845 |
|---|---|
| Declined | 136,956 |
| Total Received | 149,801 |
Secondary School GPA
TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language)
Secondary School Record
Completion of college-preparatory program
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$21,322
| Tuition | $13,747 |
| Housing & Food | $17,148 |
| Additional fees | $5,562 |
| Books & supplies | $1,574 |
| Total | $38,031 |
| Average Financial Aid | - $21,322 |
| Total with Avg. Aid | $16,709 |
Need-based
| Federal | $52,982,336 |
| State | $120,186,890 |
| Institutional | $144,830,104 |
| Other external | $5,960,149 |
| Total | $323,959,479 |
Non-need-based
| Federal | $1,577,403 |
| State | $1,002,892 |
| Institutional | $6,843,004 |
| Other external | $2,356,923 |
| Total | $11,780,222 |
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46,430
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Transfer applicants enrolled
Students are transfer students
| Minimum requirements | College GPA: 2.40 |
|---|---|
| High school transcript | Required of Some |
| College transcript(s) | Required of All |
| Essay or personal statement | Required of All |
| Interview | Not Required/Recommended |
| Standardized test scores | Not Required/Recommended |
| Statement of good standing from prior institution(s) | Not Required/Recommended |
Maximum transferred
129
Minimum transfers must complete
68
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| Number of foreign countries represented by degree-seeking undergraduate non-resident aliens | 116 |
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| Countries most often represented |
Canada China Hong Kong India Indonesia South Korea |
| Special services offered for international applicants |
ESL program/classes English lab International student center Special counselors/advisors Special orientation |
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