UCLA

University of California, Los Angeles

ABOUT UCLA

UCLA is a highly rated public university located in Los Angeles, California. It is a large institution with an enrollment of 31,009 undergraduate students. Admissions is extremely competitive as the UCLA acceptance rate is 14%. Popular majors include Economics, Political Science and Government, and Sociology. Graduating 91% of students, UCLA alumni go on to earn a starting salary of $44,500.

LOCATION

Los Angeles, CA, United States

WEBSITE

https://www.ucla.edu

MORE ABOUT AMERICAN

Public
ACT/SAT Optional
University of California Application System

Deers!

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One of the perks of our UTM campus is every once in a while, you can spot deers on your way to class. The deers

APPLICATION DEADLINE

November 30

SAT RANGE

1290-1520

ACT RANGE

30-34

APPLICATION FEE

$70

EARLY DECISION/ACTION

APPLICATION WEBSITE

Click Here

ACCEPTANCE RATE

14%

AVERAGE TUITION AFTER AID

15,002 USD

In-State: 13,240 USD

Out-of-State: 42,994 USD

BEST COLLEGE CAMPUSES IN AMERICA

#1 of 1,408

BEST COLLEGE FOOD IN AMERICA

#1 of 1,377

COLLEGE WITH THE BEST STUDENT LIFE IN AMERICA

#2 of 1,580

TOP PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES IN AMERICA

#2 of 676

BEST BIG COLLEGES IN AMERICA

#4 of 131

BEST COLLEGES FOR DESIGN IN AMERICA

#9 of 405

PROFESSORS

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Based on faculty accomplishments, salary, student reviews, and additional factors.

STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO

18:1

POPULAR MAJORS

Economics
Political Science and Government
Sociology
Biology
Psychology
Physiological Psychology
English
Computational and Applied Mathematics
History
Anthropology

UNDERGRADUATE DIVISIONS

College of Letters and Science
Social Sciences Division
Humanities Division
Physical Sciences Division
Life Sciences Division
School of the Arts and Architecture
Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science (HSSEAS)
Herb Alpert School of Music
School of Theater, Film and Television
School of Nursing
Luskin School of Public Affairs

GRADUATE DIVISIONS

Graduate School of Education & Information Studies (GSEIS) School of Law Anderson School of Management Luskin School of Public Affairs David Geffen School of Medicine School of Dentistry Jonathan and Karin Fielding School of Public Health Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior School of Nursing

DORMS

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Based on housing cost, capacity, student reviews and additional factors.

CAMPUS FOOD

 5/5

Based on meal plan cost and student reviews on the food.

STUDENT LIFE

 5/5

Based on campus diversity, social scene, student reviews, and additional factors.

SAFETY

 4/5

Based on crimes on campus, local area crime rates, and student reviews.

CAMPUS QUALITY

 5/5

Based on quality of housing, food services, student reviews, and additional factors

ACTIVITIES & CLUBS

Campus Ministries, Dance, Drama/Theater, International Student Organizations, Literary Magazine, Model UN, Radio Station, Student Government, Newspaper, Film Society, Television Station, Yearbook

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