Hi folks! I've been thinking about applying to UCLA, and I'm curious about the current student population size. Can anyone let me know the approximate number of students at UCLA this year? Additionally, how has the campus experience been for you in terms of class sizes, clubs, and campus facilities?
Hi there! Most recently, UCLA had an undergraduate student population of approximately 32,423 students, with an additional 14,007 graduate students, bringing the total number of students to around 46,430.
Regarding your other questions, the campus experience at UCLA can generally be described as lively and diverse. Class sizes can vary widely depending on the course and the level you are at. Introductory courses, like general education classes, can have large lectures with hundreds of students, whereas upper-division and major-specific classes typically have smaller class sizes, allowing for more interaction and closer relationships with professors.
UCLA boasts over 1,000 student clubs and organizations spanning various interests, from cultural and political to academic and recreational. This provides plenty of opportunities for you to explore your passions, develop new interests, and make meaningful connections with other students.
The campus facilities at UCLA are top-notch, featuring state-of-the-art classrooms, research centers, libraries, and recreational spaces. You'll find the campus to be beautiful and well-maintained, providing an ideal environment for both learning and socializing. Overall, the UCLA campus experience has a lot to offer and will likely contribute positively to your personal and academic growth!
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