Studying in the United States: a guide to applying to UCLA

UCLA (University of California, Los Angeles) is the school with the largest number of students in UC system, the first branch of UC system except Berkeley, and one of the best public universities in the United States. In the 25 years after World War II, UCLA has made great progress, built a large number of school buildings and greatly increased the number of students. At present, UCLA*** has 325 buildings, covering an area of 4 19 mu, with liberal arts colleges and 1 1 professional colleges. * * * There are 38,896 students and 40 16 teachers. Here's how to apply to UCLA.

Undergraduate application conditions:

1) education requirements: ACT or SAT I, (SAT II is required by engineering college)

Language requirements: IELTS 7 or TOEFL IBT 83

2) Proof of property: UCLA does not provide scholarships or student loans, and proof of property is best enough to cover four years of tuition and living expenses.

Tuition: $565,438 +0.795.

3) Original middle school transcripts in Chinese and English.

4) Three letters of recommendation

5) Original education or study certificate.

Opening hours of autumn admission application:11.1-1.30 (excluding spring admission).

Postgraduate application conditions:

1) Language requirements:

* Writing: 25

* Spoken language: 24

* Reading volume: 2 1

* Listening: 17

The minimum total score of TOEFL: 87 (or IELTS minimum of 7.0). TOEFL scores must be sent to the colleges and departments of your major.

Those whose TOEFL scores are not up to standard can take the ESLPE exam before entering school.

Note: TOP Oral Proficiency Test: The oral proficiency test set by UCLA is attended by students who want to be teaching assistants. 7. Students with a score of1or above are deemed to have passed.

2) academic requirements: GRE/GMAT test scores;

3) Three letters of recommendation

4) Original certificate of university degree or studying.

5) Property certificate

Application fee: 100 USD

Deadline for registration: 65438+February 15.

The above is how to apply for UCLA, and I hope it will help you.