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You do not have to have any community service hours to enter UCLA.. There are some scholarships that may require this but this is not part of their admission process.
UCLA is one of two universities in the University of California system. UCLA is located in the Westwood community in Los Angeles, CA.
UCLA doesn't base admissions solely on GPA.
I don't know what the "best" community college is in Seattle, but I can tell you that none of them have a relationship with UCLA. UCLA is a state school in California, thus, the community colleges that have "relationships," so to speak, with UCLA are in California and not Washington. You would be better off going to a community college or JC in California and establishing residency there than staying in Seattle. UC schools are notoriously hard to get into for non-residents of the state of California.
No. You need to go to a community college. Not a university.
Sat, satII, and act
UCLA offers a wide range of scholarships, including merit-based scholarships, need-based scholarships, talent-based scholarships, and diversity scholarships. These scholarships cover various areas such as academics, athletics, leadership, and community service. Students can apply for scholarships through the UCLA Financial Aid Office and specific departments or programs.
"UCLA needs official transcripts from all institutions you have attended. (Unless specifically requested in your Provisional Admission Contract, we do not require a high school transcript.)"http://www.admissions.ucla.edu/newbruins/Offl_Rec_Transfer.htm
The entrance exams required by UCLA are the ACT and the ACT writing test or the SAT test. These tests must be completed prior to the December before the term you wish to enroll in.
Yes I think so. If u do reasonably well on the sats and have a good entrance essay, you will most likely get in :)
dont worry about it you have no shot if your asking this
The shortest class I ever took at UCLA was 50 minutes long. The longest class was 4 hours long.