SAT/ACT

UCLA requires submission of SAT or ACT+ writing test scores, but does not require SAT II test scores. The average SAT and ACT scores of admitted students in 2015 are as follows:

Average SAT scores (25%-75%): Reading: 570-710; Mathematics: 600-750; Writing: 590-730

Average ACT score (25%-75%): Comprehensive: 25-32*(2)(4)

Note: If you are considering applying to the School of Engineering and Applied Science, it is recommended to submit SAT Mathematics 2 and 1 SAT science subject test scores (such as biology, chemistry or physics or subjects similar to the major you are applying for). *(2)(4)

AP/IB

UCLA accepts international courses, such as AP and IB courses, as credits. The credit redemption standards are roughly as follows: (Specific credit credits Please check the external link for standards)

AP courses: Get 3, 4 or 5 points to get credits*(6)

IB courses: Get 5 points for high-level courses , 6 or 7 points can be used as credits. Standard level courses cannot be used as credits. Generally, the IB score of admitted students is above 38 points*()()

Note: Among the usually admitted students , such as A-Level courses in high school, generally obtain A or A* in each subject, but the credit standard for this course is not clear. *(7)

Graduate students:

Language requirements: TOEFL total score is no less than 87, writing is no less than 25, speaking is no less than 24, and reading is no less than 21 points, listening score not less than 17 points, IELTS total score not less than 7.0 points, no individual score requirements. If the admitted students do not meet the above language requirements, they need to take the school's Second Foreign Language Diagnostic Test (ESLPE). Based on the test results, it will be decided whether to participate in the language courses provided by the American English Center of the school. If students have a TOEFL score of 100 or above and an IELTS score of 7.5 or above, they do not need to take the ESLPE test.

If PhD students want to receive a TA scholarship, they need to take the oral proficiency test (TOP) prepared by the school at the beginning of their admission. Based on the test scores, it will be decided whether to take relevant language courses before serving as a teaching assistant*(2)

Degree background requirements: Graduation from a regular university with a bachelor's degree*(3)(4)

GPA: not less than 3.0, especially the last 60 credits of the undergraduate degree, that is, the GPA of the junior and senior years is not Should be lower than 3.0*(3)(4)

GRE/GMAT: Most majors require GRE scores (except for a few art majors). Business majors generally require GMAT scores, and some science majors may also It is required to submit corresponding GRE Subject scores; there is no unified minimum GRE/GMAT requirement*(3)

Application time: Most majors only accept fall applications, and there is no unified application deadline. , mostly concentrated from early December to mid-January