University of California-Los Angeles Top Questions

UCLA offers an astounding spectrum of opportunities to foster academic, social, and personal self-growth: one can study and research alongside reputable professors in the morning, participate in sports varying from ultimate frisbee to rugby in the afternoon, enjoy Mediterranean cuisine for dinner in town or in the dining halls, and culminate the day at a free movie sneak preview featuring question-answer sessions with the director - and only here at UCLA can one fully realize this extensive self-growth.

My school is overwhelmingly large yet intimate to me at the same time, its a jumpstart to my future and aspirations yet also a place to let loose on the weekends,.

Because UCLA is so diverse in respect to ethnicity, intellectual levels, backgrounds, and the like, students develop an appreciation and understanding of those other than themselves in interacting with others.

My school is research-oriented, in which you are allow to question the material that is represented to you if your are in the social sciences.

My school is a school in which a person would go who is not interested in the aspects of the college experience but solely of getting a degree, where people come, attend class and go home without merely a drop of community involvement. CSULA is most definitely a commuter school. Student, even teachers, come to campus, attend their classes, pack up their books and go home. There is virtually no social aspects between the student body.

My school is a very large and engaging campus with a wide variety of things to do to keep your interests and help you find people who share your interests as well.

Way to big. Hard to make friends. Great teachers, interesting classes, and a good learning environment

This school is really fun.

UCLA is an extremely diverse community, with prominent teachers and academic programs and with numerous opportunities to excel in service, athletics, and academics.

UCLA is a difficult school, but that offers opportunities that not many schools have.