admission requirements for ucla

Your first step is to submit the UC Application online by November 30.

You must apply online using the UC application.

All applicants must submit the following items by November 30:

• A $70 application fee (cashier’s check) made payable to UC Regents
• Official high school transcripts and official test scores, sent directly from the testing agency, school or colleges attended
• Letters of recommendation should be submitted by each recommenders via the UC Application website. You will need names and email addresses for your recommenders when you complete your application.

If your academic level is advanced and you have not taken college classes, you are considered a transfer applicant.

If you are in high school, or have completed high school and never attended college, you are considered a freshman applicant.

If you have taken college classes after high school (or will before enrolling at UCLA), you are considered a transfer applicant.

If you want to complete the second bachelor’s degree, UCLA does not offer this option.

If you have taken any college classes after graduating from high school, even if just for one semester, you are considered a transfer applicant.

You are considered a transfer applicant if you have taken either at least one college-level course after high school graduation or you have completed the equivalent of one year (two terms) of full time college study, even if it was not for credit. If you have attended any colleges or universities after graduating from high school (even just for one semester), you must apply as a transfer student.

UCLA does not offer a second bachelor’s degree program. Only one bachelor’s degree is awarded per student at UCLA.

UCLA does not offer a second bachelor’s degree program. Only one bachelor’s degree is awarded per student at UCLA. Students who have already earned an undergraduate degree and want to earn a second bachelor’s degree must meet certain requirements:

• You must be in good academic standing at the last college or university you attended.
• You must have completed all of the UC admission requirements except for the final 60 semester/90 quarter UC-transferable units of coursework described above, which students can complete while enrolled as upper-division undergraduates at UCLA.
• You must complete a minimum of 60 semester/90 quarter UC-transferable units with at least a 2.4 GPA after earning your first bachelor’s degree, but before you enroll in UCLA as an upper-division transfer student seeking your second bachelor’s degree (please see our GPA Calculator for help on calculating your GPA). Please note that some majors may require higher GPAs for admission consideration.

The application filing period is November 1-30 of the year before you wish to enroll. For example, if you wish to enroll in Fall 2021, you would apply during the Fall 2020 filing period.

The application filing period is November 1-30 of the year before you wish to enroll. For example, if you wish to enroll in Fall 2021, you would apply during the Fall 2020 filing period.

If you wish to enroll in Fall 2023, you would apply during the Fall 2022 filing period.

When reviewing your application, admissions officers look at factors including grades, standardized test scores (if submitted), personal essays, extracurricular activities and letters of recommendation.

When reviewing your application, admissions officers look at factors including grades, standardized test scores (if submitted), personal essays, extracurricular activities and letters of recommendation. We carefully consider each applicant’s academic record and potential to contribute to the UCLA community. If you have any questions about which tests to take, check out the UCLA website for more information. If you have any questions about which test scores are required, you can check out the UCLA website for more information.

You need to submit an application during a certain period and they will look at your test scores and grades

You must submit an application during a specific period to be considered for admission. UCLA looks at your grades, test scores, and extracurricular activities before deciding whether or not you’re admitted. They also consider letters of recommendation from teachers and counselors. To be eligible for admission to UCLA, you must achieve a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 3.4 in all A-G courses completed after the 9th grade.