Does UCLA give full scholarships to international students?
Financial Information UCLA does not award scholarships or financial aid to undergraduate students who are not citizens or permanent residents of the United States. International students must prove that they have sufficient funds available to them to pay for their educational and living expenses.
What types of scholarships are offered at UCLA?
UCLA offers financial support that may be awarded based on need, academic merit, background, specific talents or professional interests:
- UCLA Regents Scholarships (merit-based)
- UCLA Alumni Scholarships (merit-based)
- UCLA Achievement Scholarships (merit- plus need-based)
- University Student Aid Program Funds (need-based)
How can I get a scholarship to UCLA?
UCLA Scholarship Criteria
- Must complete an on-line “UCLA Scholarship Application” available through MyUCLA .
- Must have a minimum 3.0 GPA.
- Must submit a FAFSA or Dream Act application by the March 2nd priority deadline annually to be considered.
What is the UCLA Achievement Scholarship?
The prestigious UCLA Achievement Scholarship is available only at UCLA in recognition of a student’s academic excellence. Entering freshmen are selected based on a comprehensive review of their university admission application by UCLA undergraduate admission.
How do I apply for outside scholarships at UCLA?
In addition to applying for UCLA scholarships available through Financial Aid and Scholarships office, the Scholarships Resource Center and your department and/or College, expand your search beyond UCLA. Below is a list of resources that you can use to apply for outside scholarships.
How do I qualify for financial aid at UCLA?
To be eligible for financial aid at UCLA, students must meet or exceed these standards. The standards apply to all college coursework taken, regardless of whether financial aid was received or not, including coursework transferred from another institution. Academic progress is reviewed annually after winter quarter grades are available.
What is the Chancellor’s blue and gold scholarship program?
The Chancellor’s Blue and Gold Scholarship Program was established by the University of California, Los Angeles in the Fall of 1998 to recognize the academic achievements of first year students coming to UCLA from Los Angeles County High Schools that traditionally have sent few students to UCLA.