University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)

UCLA sits under the same University of California funding rule as Berkeley: the system does not offer need-based aid to international undergraduates. International bachelor's applicants should therefore expect merit and college awards only, and the institutional support that international students actually find at UCLA is concentrated at the graduate and professional level.

Graduate and professional funding at UCLA runs through the schools. Doctoral programs in the sciences and social sciences support their students with fellowships and teaching and research assistantships, and the law school runs its own full-tuition awards for J.D. candidates, several of which appear below alongside the clinical and research fellowships. That is where this page is strongest, and it shows in the records.

For a UCLA applicant the school you apply to matters more than any university-wide funding page, because each school sets its own aid. UCLA publishes current rounds through the schools and the graduate division, and the official link on each card leads to the office that runs the award, where the real deadline and eligibility are stated.