You’ll learn a lot about the world at UCLA. But more often than you might imagine, UCLA is where the world will learn about you.

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More. Sooner. UCLA offers you first-year access to a virtually limitless selection of studies. And our most exciting opportunities are just for freshmen.

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Your undergraduate experience at UCLA can start with a unique series of classes, studying with a team of faculty to explore the exciting issues of our time.

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You can study more than 200 subjects created especially for freshmen, in a class of 15 students taught by UCLA’s best faculty.

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Thousands of UCLA undergraduates perform important research in collaboration with faculty, as early as their freshman year. Here’s how you can do it.

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UCLA is committed to public service, and community learning is an important part of undergraduate education. Learn more about your options for service to the community.

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At UCLA, there’s a great big world in here, with more art, music, culture and sports than most cities. Check it out!

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More than 90 percent of UCLA freshmen live on campus, and your housing at UCLA is guaranteed for three years. Here are your choices for living right in the heart of the exciting academic community.

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At UCLA, the residential community is its own special world. Here’s an inside look.

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Take your undergraduate experience to the next level with the amazing programs, courses and special opportunities in UCLA’s renowned Honors program.

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Are you already thinking about graduate school? Are you interested in law, medicine, business or another professional degree? Here’s how UCLA can help you prepare for a graduate degree during your undergraduate studies.

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More than 60 percent of UCLA students receive financial aid. UCLA is committed to helping you fund your education, and we’ll help you explore all of the options.

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UCLA is one of the safest urban campuses in the country, with its own police force, campus escorts, and comprehensive medical care for every student.

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