UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA - LOS ANGELES
Scholarship
SCHOLARSHIPS:
UnderGraduate
Scholarships:
For Domestic Students (U.S. Citizens and Eligible Non-Citizens):
- UCLA
Merit and Need-Based Scholarships:
- Eligibility: Open to U.S. citizens and
eligible non-citizens demonstrating academic excellence and financial
need.
- Application: Submit the Free Application
for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by the priority deadline of April 2.
- Details: Awards vary in amount and are
based on a combination of merit and financial need.
- Regents
Scholarship Program:
- Eligibility: Exceptional entering freshmen
and transfer students who are U.S. citizens or eligible non-citizens.
- Application: Invitation to apply is
extended based on the UC Application for Admission.
- Details: Provides a merit-based award
renewable annually, with amounts varying.
- Alumni
Scholarships:
- Eligibility: Open to incoming freshmen and
transfer students who are U.S. citizens or eligible non-citizens.
- Application: Consideration is based on the
UC Application; selected students may be invited to apply for specific
alumni scholarships.
- Details: Awards are based on academic
merit, leadership, and community service, with varying amounts.
- Departmental
Scholarships:
- Eligibility: Students majoring in specific
disciplines.
- Application: Contact your academic
department for more information and application procedures.
- Details: Award amounts and criteria
vary by department.
- Luskin
School of Public Affairs Scholarships:
- Eligibility: Undergraduates pursuing a
B.A. in Public Affairs or Luskin minors.
- Application: Applications open during
winter and spring quarters; students can apply through the UCLA
scholarship portal.
- Details: Supports experiential
learning, internships, and departmental honors; amounts vary.
- European
Undergraduate Study Abroad Scholarship:
- Eligibility: UCLA students planning to
study or intern abroad in Europe (excluding the UK).
- Application: Apply through the
International Education Office
- Details: Awards average $2,500.
For International Students:
- Laurel
Hummel Scholarship for International Students:
- Eligibility: F-1 international students
enrolled full-time in a certificate program at UCLA Extension who have
completed at least 12 units with a minimum GPA of 3.0.
- Application: Submit an application after
meeting the eligibility criteria.
- Details: Three scholarships are
awarded each quarter, each valued at $1,650, applicable toward course
fees.
- Scholarship
Resource Center:
- Eligibility: International students
seeking additional funding opportunities.
- Application: Utilize the center's
resources to find and apply for external scholarships.
- Details: Offers counseling and access
to a database of scholarships; award amounts vary.
- External
Scholarships:
- Eligibility: Varies by scholarship;
international students are encouraged to seek scholarships without
citizenship requirements.
- Application: Research and apply through
external organizations and databases.
- Details: Amounts and criteria vary;
resources such as International Education Financial Aid (IEFA) and
eduPASS can assist in the search.
Additional Resources:
- UCLA
Scholarship Resource Center:
- Provides counseling,
workshops, and resources for all UCLA students to find and apply for
scholarships.
- Dashew
Center for International Students & Scholars:
- Offers information on
financial aid and scholarships specifically for international students.
Graduate
Scholarships:
For Domestic Students (U.S. Citizens, Permanent Residents, and Eligible
Undocumented Students):
- Graduate
Opportunity Fellowship Program (GOFP):
- Eligibility: Open to entering master's
students who are U.S. citizens, permanent residents, or undocumented
students qualifying for nonresident supplemental tuition exemptions under
AB 540.
- Award
Details:
Provides a one-year funding package, including a $25,000 stipend, coverage
of tuition and fees, and non-resident supplemental tuition if applicable.
- Eugene
V. Cota-Robles Fellowship:
- Eligibility: Designed for doctoral
students from diverse backgrounds who demonstrate potential to contribute
to the academic community through research and teaching.
- Award
Details:
Offers a stipend plus tuition and fees for a specified duration.
- Application
Process:
Candidates must be nominated by their academic department.
- Dissertation
Year Fellowship:
- Eligibility: Intended for doctoral
students who are advanced to candidacy and are within one year of
completing and filing their dissertation.
- Award
Details:
Provides a $20,000 stipend plus standard tuition and fees (excluding
nonresident supplemental tuition).
- Application
Process:
Applicants must be nominated by their perspective department.
For International Students:
- UCLA
Fellowships:
- Eligibility: International students are
eligible for various merit-based fellowships offered by UCLA.
- Award
Details: These
awards provide stipends in varying amounts and may include tuition and
nonresident supplemental tuition.
- Application
Process:
Applicants should check specific fellowship requirements and apply
accordingly.
- Extramural
Awards:
- Eligibility: Open to international
students; these are merit-based awards provided by national,
international, or private foundations.
- Award
Details:
Funding amounts and coverage vary by award.
- Application
Process: Many
organizations accept applications up to a year before acceptance into a
graduate program.
Additional Opportunities for All Students:
- Foreign
Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowships:
- Eligibility: Graduate students pursuing
studies in modern foreign languages and related area studies.
- Award
Details:
- Academic Year FLAS:
Provides a stipend of $15,000 and up to $18,000 in tuition and fees.
- Summer FLAS: Offers a $3,500 stipend and
up to $5,000 in tuition and fees.
- Application
Process:
Administered through various UCLA International Institute centers;
applicants should contact the relevant center for their language of
interest.
- Teaching
and Research Assistantships:
- Eligibility: Open to qualified graduate
students.
- Award
Details: Positions
provide a salary, partial tuition remission, and valuable teaching or
research experience.
- Application
Process:
Students should inquire with their academic departments about available
positions.
Application Tips:
- Departmental
Nominations: Many
fellowships require nomination by the applicant's academic department.
It's essential to communicate with your department early to express
interest and understand internal deadlines.
- Extramural
Funding:
Students are encouraged to seek external funding sources, such as national
or international foundations, which may have varying eligibility criteria
and award amounts.
- Financial
Aid Office: For
need-based financial aid, domestic students can consult the UCLA Financial
Aid & Scholarships office for information on loans and grants.
Courses
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Eligibility criteria
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR
ADMISSION:
Undergraduate Admissions:
Eligibility Criteria:
- Domestic
Applicants:
- Academic
Requirements:
Completion of 15 A-G courses with at least 11 finished before the final
year of high school.
- GPA: A minimum GPA of 3.0 (B
average) in these courses, with no grade lower than a C.
- International
Applicants:
- Academic
Requirements:
Completion of secondary education comparable to U.S. high school
education.
- GPA: A minimum GPA of 3.4 in
required courses, with no grade lower than a C.
- English
Proficiency:
Required if secondary education was in a non-English instruction country.
Accepted tests and competitive scores include:
- TOEFL iBT: 100 or higher (sub-scores above 22).
- IELTS: 7 or higher.
- Duolingo English Test: 120
or higher (accepted for Fall 2023 only).
Required Documents:
- Application
Form:
Completed University of California application.
- Transcripts: Official academic records from
all secondary schools attended.
- Standardized
Test Scores: UCLA
is test-optional; SAT or ACT scores are not required.
- Personal
Insight Questions:
Responses to specific prompts provided in the application.
- Application
Fee: $80
for U.S. applicants; $95 for international applicants.
Estimated
Annual Fees (2025–2026):
- California
Residents:
- Tuition
and Fees:
Approximately $15,700.
- Total
Estimated Cost:
Around $43,615 (including living expenses).
- Non-Residents
(including International Students):
- Tuition
and Fees:
Approximately $15,700.
- Non-Resident
Supplemental Tuition: $37,602.
- Total
Estimated Cost:
Around $81,217 (including living expenses).
Graduate Admissions:
Eligibility Criteria:
- Domestic
Applicants:
- Academic
Requirements: A
bachelor's degree from an accredited institution with a minimum GPA of
3.0.
- International
Applicants:
- Academic
Requirements: A
degree with above-average scholarship from a recognized institution.
- English
Proficiency:
Required if the primary language of instruction was not English. Minimum
scores:
- TOEFL iBT: 87.
- IELTS Academic: 7.0.
Required Documents:
- Application
Form:
Completed online application specific to the chosen graduate program.
- Transcripts: Unofficial transcripts from
all academic institutions attended; official transcripts required upon
admission.
- Statement
of Purpose: An
essay outlining academic and professional goals.
- Letters
of Recommendation:
Typically three, from individuals familiar with the applicant's academic
or professional work.
- Standardized
Test Scores: GRE
requirements vary by program; check specific departmental requirements.
- Application
Fee: $135
for U.S. citizens and Permanent Residents; $155 for international
applicants.
Estimated Annual Fees (2024–2025):
- California
Residents:
- Tuition
and Fees:
Approximately $21,115.
- Non-Residents
(including International Students):
- Tuition
and Fees:
Approximately $36,297.
Additional Notes:
- Health
Insurance: Mandatory
for all students; can be waived with proof of equivalent coverage.
- Financial
Documentation:
International students must provide evidence of sufficient funds to cover
tuition and living expenses.
- Visa
Requirements:
International students require an F-1 visa; UCLA provides necessary
documentation upon admission.
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SCHOLARSHIPS:
UnderGraduate
Scholarships:
For Domestic Students (U.S. Citizens and Eligible Non-Citizens):
- UCLA
Merit and Need-Based Scholarships:
- Eligibility: Open to U.S. citizens and
eligible non-citizens demonstrating academic excellence and financial
need.
- Application: Submit the Free Application
for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by the priority deadline of April 2.
- Details: Awards vary in amount and are
based on a combination of merit and financial need.
- Regents
Scholarship Program:
- Eligibility: Exceptional entering freshmen
and transfer students who are U.S. citizens or eligible non-citizens.
- Application: Invitation to apply is
extended based on the UC Application for Admission.
- Details: Provides a merit-based award
renewable annually, with amounts varying.
- Alumni
Scholarships:
- Eligibility: Open to incoming freshmen and
transfer students who are U.S. citizens or eligible non-citizens.
- Application: Consideration is based on the
UC Application; selected students may be invited to apply for specific
alumni scholarships.
- Details: Awards are based on academic
merit, leadership, and community service, with varying amounts.
- Departmental
Scholarships:
- Eligibility: Students majoring in specific
disciplines.
- Application: Contact your academic
department for more information and application procedures.
- Details: Award amounts and criteria
vary by department.
- Luskin
School of Public Affairs Scholarships:
- Eligibility: Undergraduates pursuing a
B.A. in Public Affairs or Luskin minors.
- Application: Applications open during
winter and spring quarters; students can apply through the UCLA
scholarship portal.
- Details: Supports experiential
learning, internships, and departmental honors; amounts vary.
- European
Undergraduate Study Abroad Scholarship:
- Eligibility: UCLA students planning to
study or intern abroad in Europe (excluding the UK).
- Application: Apply through the
International Education Office
- Details: Awards average $2,500.
For International Students:
- Laurel
Hummel Scholarship for International Students:
- Eligibility: F-1 international students
enrolled full-time in a certificate program at UCLA Extension who have
completed at least 12 units with a minimum GPA of 3.0.
- Application: Submit an application after
meeting the eligibility criteria.
- Details: Three scholarships are
awarded each quarter, each valued at $1,650, applicable toward course
fees.
- Scholarship
Resource Center:
- Eligibility: International students
seeking additional funding opportunities.
- Application: Utilize the center's
resources to find and apply for external scholarships.
- Details: Offers counseling and access
to a database of scholarships; award amounts vary.
- External
Scholarships:
- Eligibility: Varies by scholarship;
international students are encouraged to seek scholarships without
citizenship requirements.
- Application: Research and apply through
external organizations and databases.
- Details: Amounts and criteria vary;
resources such as International Education Financial Aid (IEFA) and
eduPASS can assist in the search.
Additional Resources:
- UCLA
Scholarship Resource Center:
- Provides counseling,
workshops, and resources for all UCLA students to find and apply for
scholarships.
- Dashew
Center for International Students & Scholars:
- Offers information on
financial aid and scholarships specifically for international students.
Graduate
Scholarships:
For Domestic Students (U.S. Citizens, Permanent Residents, and Eligible
Undocumented Students):
- Graduate
Opportunity Fellowship Program (GOFP):
- Eligibility: Open to entering master's
students who are U.S. citizens, permanent residents, or undocumented
students qualifying for nonresident supplemental tuition exemptions under
AB 540.
- Award
Details:
Provides a one-year funding package, including a $25,000 stipend, coverage
of tuition and fees, and non-resident supplemental tuition if applicable.
- Eugene
V. Cota-Robles Fellowship:
- Eligibility: Designed for doctoral
students from diverse backgrounds who demonstrate potential to contribute
to the academic community through research and teaching.
- Award
Details:
Offers a stipend plus tuition and fees for a specified duration.
- Application
Process:
Candidates must be nominated by their academic department.
- Dissertation
Year Fellowship:
- Eligibility: Intended for doctoral
students who are advanced to candidacy and are within one year of
completing and filing their dissertation.
- Award
Details:
Provides a $20,000 stipend plus standard tuition and fees (excluding
nonresident supplemental tuition).
- Application
Process:
Applicants must be nominated by their perspective department.
For International Students:
- UCLA
Fellowships:
- Eligibility: International students are
eligible for various merit-based fellowships offered by UCLA.
- Award
Details: These
awards provide stipends in varying amounts and may include tuition and
nonresident supplemental tuition.
- Application
Process:
Applicants should check specific fellowship requirements and apply
accordingly.
- Extramural
Awards:
- Eligibility: Open to international
students; these are merit-based awards provided by national,
international, or private foundations.
- Award
Details:
Funding amounts and coverage vary by award.
- Application
Process: Many
organizations accept applications up to a year before acceptance into a
graduate program.
Additional Opportunities for All Students:
- Foreign
Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowships:
- Eligibility: Graduate students pursuing
studies in modern foreign languages and related area studies.
- Award
Details:
- Academic Year FLAS:
Provides a stipend of $15,000 and up to $18,000 in tuition and fees.
- Summer FLAS: Offers a $3,500 stipend and
up to $5,000 in tuition and fees.
- Application
Process:
Administered through various UCLA International Institute centers;
applicants should contact the relevant center for their language of
interest.
- Teaching
and Research Assistantships:
- Eligibility: Open to qualified graduate
students.
- Award
Details: Positions
provide a salary, partial tuition remission, and valuable teaching or
research experience.
- Application
Process:
Students should inquire with their academic departments about available
positions.
Application Tips:
- Departmental
Nominations: Many
fellowships require nomination by the applicant's academic department.
It's essential to communicate with your department early to express
interest and understand internal deadlines.
- Extramural
Funding:
Students are encouraged to seek external funding sources, such as national
or international foundations, which may have varying eligibility criteria
and award amounts.
- Financial
Aid Office: For
need-based financial aid, domestic students can consult the UCLA Financial
Aid & Scholarships office for information on loans and grants.
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ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR
ADMISSION:
Undergraduate Admissions:
Eligibility Criteria:
- Domestic
Applicants:
- Academic
Requirements:
Completion of 15 A-G courses with at least 11 finished before the final
year of high school.
- GPA: A minimum GPA of 3.0 (B
average) in these courses, with no grade lower than a C.
- International
Applicants:
- Academic
Requirements:
Completion of secondary education comparable to U.S. high school
education.
- GPA: A minimum GPA of 3.4 in
required courses, with no grade lower than a C.
- English
Proficiency:
Required if secondary education was in a non-English instruction country.
Accepted tests and competitive scores include:
- TOEFL iBT: 100 or higher (sub-scores above 22).
- IELTS: 7 or higher.
- Duolingo English Test: 120
or higher (accepted for Fall 2023 only).
Required Documents:
- Application
Form:
Completed University of California application.
- Transcripts: Official academic records from
all secondary schools attended.
- Standardized
Test Scores: UCLA
is test-optional; SAT or ACT scores are not required.
- Personal
Insight Questions:
Responses to specific prompts provided in the application.
- Application
Fee: $80
for U.S. applicants; $95 for international applicants.
Estimated
Annual Fees (2025–2026):
- California
Residents:
- Tuition
and Fees:
Approximately $15,700.
- Total
Estimated Cost:
Around $43,615 (including living expenses).
- Non-Residents
(including International Students):
- Tuition
and Fees:
Approximately $15,700.
- Non-Resident
Supplemental Tuition: $37,602.
- Total
Estimated Cost:
Around $81,217 (including living expenses).
Graduate Admissions:
Eligibility Criteria:
- Domestic
Applicants:
- Academic
Requirements: A
bachelor's degree from an accredited institution with a minimum GPA of
3.0.
- International
Applicants:
- Academic
Requirements: A
degree with above-average scholarship from a recognized institution.
- English
Proficiency:
Required if the primary language of instruction was not English. Minimum
scores:
- TOEFL iBT: 87.
- IELTS Academic: 7.0.
Required Documents:
- Application
Form:
Completed online application specific to the chosen graduate program.
- Transcripts: Unofficial transcripts from
all academic institutions attended; official transcripts required upon
admission.
- Statement
of Purpose: An
essay outlining academic and professional goals.
- Letters
of Recommendation:
Typically three, from individuals familiar with the applicant's academic
or professional work.
- Standardized
Test Scores: GRE
requirements vary by program; check specific departmental requirements.
- Application
Fee: $135
for U.S. citizens and Permanent Residents; $155 for international
applicants.
Estimated Annual Fees (2024–2025):
- California
Residents:
- Tuition
and Fees:
Approximately $21,115.
- Non-Residents
(including International Students):
- Tuition
and Fees:
Approximately $36,297.
Additional Notes:
- Health
Insurance: Mandatory
for all students; can be waived with proof of equivalent coverage.
- Financial
Documentation:
International students must provide evidence of sufficient funds to cover
tuition and living expenses.
- Visa
Requirements:
International students require an F-1 visa; UCLA provides necessary
documentation upon admission.