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University of California - Los Angeles

  • Graduate School
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • 12 reviews
    UCLA is a public graduate school in Los Angeles, California. It has a large graduate student body with an enrollment of 13,025 graduate students. Of the 91 graduate programs offered at University of California - Los Angeles, only 1 is offered online or through graduate distance education programs. The most popular graduate school programs at University of California - Los Angeles are Business, Law, and Electrical Engineering. 8% of its graduate students are part-time graduate students.
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    405 Hilgard Ave
    Los Angeles, CA 90095

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    Masters and Doctoral Programs

    Most Popular Programs
    • Business
      874 Students
    • Law
      357 Students
    • Electrical Engineering
      262 Students
    • Teaching
      225 Students
    • Advanced Legal Research
      194 Students
    • Public Health
      194 Students
    • Medicine
      184 Students
    • Nursing
      173 Students
    • Mechanical Engineering
      149 Students
    • Computer Science
      128 Students

    Graduate Students

    Total Graduate Students
    13,025
    Part-Time Grad Students
    1,029
    Research Assistants
    1,303
    Teaching Assistants
    2,638
    Racial Diversity
    • White
      34.8%
    • International (Non-Citizen)
      24.7%
    • Asian
      18.4%
    • Hispanic
      10.9%
    • Multiracial
      3.8%
    • Unknown
      3.6%
    • African American
      3.4%
    • Native American
      0.3%
    • Pacific Islander
      0.2%
    Living in the Area
    A
    Overall Niche Grade
    How are grades calculated?
    1. Cost of Living
      D-
    2. Crime & Safety
      C+
    3. Nightlife
      A+
    Area Feel
    Urban
    Median Household Income
    $56,975
    National
    $55,322
    Median Rent
    $1,734
    National
    $949
    Median Home Value
    $741,495
    National
    $184,700
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    University of California - Los Angeles Graduate Reviews

    12 reviews
    This is by far one of the best college campuses in America! The school is large and very beautiful with breathtaking architecture. The school community is close knit and very diverse. I won't mention about the weather, you have to experience it by yourself.
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    LA is such a great city. Located in sunny Southern California, people are highly optimistic and happy. There is a great sense of wellness, health and work life balance that is unlike any other city in the USA. Beyond the people and the environment, there is so much to do, the nightlife is lit with clubs, concerts, community events, and the days are full of outdoor activities like surfing, skating, sailing, running, biking, and almost anything else you can think of doing on a warm afternoon. Probably the best part about the city is the diversity and the feeling that no matter who you are, where you came from, we are all equal and working towards the same goals of hope and prosperity for ourselves and surrounding community.
    I believe that the strongest selling point for you UCLA is that is located in a city many opportunities and in terms of student life allows students to fully engage in the campus community with excellently planned events. However, there are a few aspects that have negatively affected my experience there.. humanities are left to sub-par facilities, there isn't enough or well organized support for first generation college students (especially 1st gen grad students), undergraduate students are often treated like a number with little engagement with their professors. At the graduate level, funding is not enough to compete with increasing LA living expenses.