1. Location: Los Angeles Campus size: 419 acres
UCLA
By: Mikaela Krempa and Nicholas Medeiros
Location: Los Angeles Campus size: 419 acres

2. Location and Social Economic Status
Social Economic status: It is located in the residential area of Westwood and bordered by Bel-Air, Beverly Hills, and Brentwood. It is an Urban Area
Location: Los Angeles

3. Campus Housing
UCLA provides housing to over 10,000 undergraduate and 2,900 graduate students. Most undergraduate students are housed in 14 complexes on the western side of campus, Graduate students are housed in one of five apartment complexes.
Western housing

4. Common Student Profile
White Female years old majoring in Medicine.
Social Sciences: 28%
Biology: 12%
Psychology: 11%
History: 9%
Engineering: 6%
English: 6%
Interdisciplinary Studies: 6%
Visual and Performing Arts: 6%

5. Level of Difficulty to get accepted
Group Applicants Accepted % accepted Enrolled % of enrolled
Total: 50, , % , %
Men: , , % , %
Women: 28, , % , %

6. Campus life- Is it a diverse student body
Campus life- Is it a diverse student body? What are the key clubs and organizations or events?
Racial Diversity:
White 36%
Black 4%
Hispanic 13%
Asian 32%
American Indian 0%
Unknown 8%
(Foreign Students) 7%
Clubs: Welcome Week activities to introduce new students to clubs and activities. Midnight Yell" during finals week, a tradition where every night at midnight students go outside and yell as loudly as possible for one minute, giving everyone a chance to take a short break from studying and release some nervous energy. Unicamp, founded in 1934, is UCLA's official charity, it is a camp for underserved children in LA.

7. Average costs: housing, books, classes
In State Fees:
University Fees: $10,781
Books and other costs: $1,608
Room and board: $10,485
Nonresident Fees:
University Fees: $11,639
Tuition Fees: $22,021

8. Terms: Semester or Quarter?
UCLA goes by quarter system.
What is the difference between semester and quarter?
Quarter system moves at a faster pace so you learn more in a period of time.
Semester system moves at a slower pace but its more in depth.

9. School Mascot
The original mascot was represented by bear cubs. In 1924, students chose a more threatening Grizzly Bear. In the name was changed to the "Bruins" and Berkeley called its mascot the Bears. UCLA used live bears as mascots, which entertained the home crowd at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. The bears were given various names, but "Joe Bruin" endured over time.

10. The Athletic Program at UCLA
UCLA has a great athletic program with a variety of sports, such as: Basketball, football, water polo, golf, volleyball, tennis, soccer, swimming, gymnastics, Track and Field, softball, baseball, and much more.
UCLA is #1 in most NCAA championships, with 106 NCAA championships and 127 total national championships.

11. Information On Arts Program
Fine arts: Art History, Criticism and Conservation
Fine Arts and Art Studies, Other. Photography and commercial art:
Film/Cinema Studies Liberal arts
Liberal Arts African Studies African-American/Black Studies American Indian/Native American Studies American Literature (United States) Anthropology Arabic Language and Literature Area Studies, Other Area, Ethnic, Cultural, and Gender Studies, Other Asian Studies/Civilization Asian-American Studies

12. Degrees offered at UCLA
Liberal Arts
Science
Therapy And Counseling
Business And Management
Engineering
Medicine
Law
Education And Teaching
Mathematics
Nursing And Emergency Medicine
Computer Science And Engineering
Religion And Philosophy
Family And Social Work

13. More degrees offered Fine Arts Music Photography And Commercial Art
Architecture And Planning
Drama And Performing Arts
Art Studies
Design
Medical Administration
Conservation And Resource Management

14. What programs is this school known for?
This school is known for its medical program. Medicine 549 degrees offered: medicine, public health courses, dentistry, neuroscience, public health, dental clinical sciences, medical scientist. Liberal Arts 4,291 degrees offered political science, history, sociology, economics, English, interdisciplinary studies, anthropology, international development.

15. Any Questions?