Can you get into UCLA with no AP classes?
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Can you get into UCLA with no AP classes?
Yes. AP classes are not required for college admission. The AP exams provide Advanced Placement in college courses. Not every school has AP courses, so your application will be evaluated along with all other students.
Does UCLA require ACT?
UCLA requires that you either take the SAT or ACT. See the table below for how UCLA’s accepted students have performed on both tests. You may be wondering how many test scores should you submit.
Does UCLA take AP credit?
UCLA awards college credit for AP exams with scores of three or higher. The specific credit you receive depends on the college/school your major belongs to: AP Credit for the The College.
How hard is it to get into UCLA?
To be competitive in the UCLA admission process, applicants should present an academic profile much stronger than any minimum UC admission requirements. See below for a listing of the A-G requirements: 3 years of mathematics (4 years recommended) 2 years of language other than English (3 years recommended)
Can I apply to more than one graduate program at UCLA?
May I apply to more than one graduate program at UCLA? No. University regulations permit an applicant to apply to one major only, with the exception of concurrent or articulated degrees. Please decide which of our programs is most appropriate for you prior to submitting the Application for Graduate Admission.
Can I take courses offered by UCLA Extension without admission to UCLA?
You may take courses offered by UCLA Extension without formal admittance to UCLA. You may also ask about enrolling concurrently through Extension in a regular UCLA course. For more information, call (310) 825-9971.
Is my coursework taken at another University transferable to UCLA?
The Undergraduate Admission office determines the transferability of coursework taken at other institutions for newly admitted transfer students. The Registrar’s office determines the transferability of coursework for current UCLA students who attend other institutions during the summer.