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UCLA offers over 150 different undergraduate majors and minors, divided among seven academic divisions: Arts & Humanities; Social Sciences; Biological Sciences; Physical Sciences; Mathematics, Life & Earth Sciences; School of Engineering & Applied Science; and the School of the Arts & Architecture.

Yes, UCLA is an accredited university through the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). WASC is a non-profit accrediting body recognized by the U.S. Department of Education for providing quality education programs to its students.

Tuition fees vary depending on the program that you plan to enroll in, as well as whether you are a resident or a non-resident of California. However, for an undergraduate degree, current tuition fees are estimated at $13,225/year for in-state residents and $44,351/year for out-of-state residents.

Yes. All international students must comply with the university's enrollment guidelines for submission of transcripts, language proficiency tests scores and other related documents upon applying for admission to UCLA. Additionally, all international students must also have health insurance coverage prior to their arrival to campus.

Financial aid is available for eligible students in the form of grants, loans, scholarships and work study awards. Students who require financial assistance can apply through FAFSA (Free Application For Federal Student Aid) or contact their college’s Student Financial Support Office directly for more information on how they can receive financial help from external sources such as private organizations or employers.

On-campus housing options include residence halls located near teaching facilities and classrooms – these come with double beds and suite style living arrangements with communal bathrooms per floor – as well as apartments situated along various sites around Westwood Village near the main campus area. Off-campus accommodations are also available nearby Westwood Village that offer furnished studios or one bedroom units for rent.

Yes! Self paced independent courses are offered through Extension Online Open Courses (EOC), which allow students to take classes anytime from anywhere around the world – courses range in length from four weeks up to 16 weeks depending on topic complexity level. Additionally there are also hybrid online courses that blend traditional face-to-face meetings with online activities under faculty instruction.

Yes! Merit based scholarships may be awarded by individual departments or by admissions offices upon reviewing applicants’ academic credentials – these typically cover full tuition fees but may have certain restrictions attached such as maintaining certain GPA levels throughout your degree program duration in order for scholarship funding eligibility to be maintained year after year.