UCLA is committed to helping students finance their educations; the Financial Aid Office works closely with all students who need financial assistance.^[1] A financial aid award generally consists of a combination of scholarships and grant money from UCLA and other sources, low-interest loans, and a work-study job during the academic year.

We recommend that you take the initiative to research the wide range of scholarship opportunities sponsored by outside organizations. Every year thousands of dollars go unawarded because students are not aware of these resources.

For more detailed fee information see the Registrar's Office fee charts. For more information on financing a UC education, visit the University of California's financial aid information site.

2009-2010
Estimated Undergraduate Student Budget ^[2]
Per Academic Year (9 months)

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Notes

1. International applicants please note: UCLA does not award scholarships or financial aid to undergraduate students who are not citizens or permanent residents of the United States.
2. All figures are estimates and are subject to increase. Last updated on May 26, 2009.
3. More information on Fraternity/Sorority costs