This information session is designed to help prospective students (9th grade and above) learn about the 125+ majors, research opportunities and 1000+ clubs/organizations that make UCLA the highest ranked public university in the nation (U.S. News & World Report).

   

Undergraduate Admission representatives will review the UC application and holistic review process. The session will include the application timeline and tips, as well as an in depth look at how UCLA reviews freshman applications.

   

Your thoughts on leadership? Your creative side? A challenge or obstacle you've faced? Don’t know where to start when it comes to writing the UC Application’s Personal Insight Question responses? Brainstorm with UCLA Admission Representatives, get tips on how to begin writing your PIQ responses and ways to strengthen them after your initial draft.

   

This session will focus on the transfer admission process for students primarily transferring from a California community college. Learn insights and tips on how to best prepare to apply.

   

Undergraduate Admission respresentatives will review the UC application and holistic review process. The session will include the application timeline and tips, as well as an in depth look at how UCLA reviews transfer applications.

   

Your thoughts on leadership? Your creative side?  A challenge or obstacle you've faced? Don’t know where to start when it comes to writing the UC Application’s Personal Insight Question responses? Join our UCLA Admission Representative as they share tips on how to begin writing your PIQ responses and ways to strengthen them after your initial draft.

   

The Transfer Student Center is the central hub for all things transfer. With one-third of undergraduates entering UCLA as transfers, the center empowers students to thrive by offering resources, programming, and one-on-one guidance.

   

This information session is designed to help prospective students studying outside of the United States learn about the 125+ majors and 1000+ clubs and organizations that makes UCLA the highest ranked public university in the nation (U.S. News & World Report).

   

Research, creativity, innovation, and discovery are hallmarks of UCLA, a Tier 1 research institution. This session will provide information on how over 50% of undergraduate students engage in research across all fields and discuss the variety of research opportunities available. Student involvement in research is supported by two centers; the Undergraduate Research Center – Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences & the Undergraduate Research Center – Sciences. 

   

A representative from the UCLA Financial Aid and Scholarship department will discuss the resources available to fund and finance a UCLA education. Learn about the value of a UCLA education as they review financial information including the cost of attendance, how to apply for financial aid, and the types of aid available to students.

   

A diverse community of over 15,000 undergraduates choose to call UCLA home. Join UCLA Housing & Residential Life for an overview of on-and-off-campus housing options. You will also learn about our #1 ranked dining facilities and the inclusive programs that are experienced across the Hill.

   

Learn how the Bruin Resource Center (BRC) provides support services, programming and community for students who are foster youth/former foster youth, students with dependents, students in recovery, formerly incarcerated and/or system impacted students, and undocumented students. The BRC sees you and want you to know we are here to support you throughout your Bruin experience.

   

UCLA has long championed diversity and is one of the nation’s most diverse research universities. Diversity is one of our core values and enables us to provide a broad, enriching educational experience where students learn from one another. Hear from a panel of student leaders who will share their first-hand experiences of campus community, discuss opportunities for involvement and share connections they have made within and across communities at UCLA.

   

Hear from an engaging panel of current student leaders discussing the Black student experience at UCLA, different opportunities to get involved on campus, and need-to-know resources for your success.

   

Hear from an engaging panel of current Native American and Alaskan Native students to help illustrate the Native student experience at UCLA, different opportunities to get involved, and how to build community.