Eligible undergraduate students have the opportunity to take courses at another UC campus. Eligible graduate students can work with resources at another UC campus.
UC Intercampus Visitor Program
The UC Intercampus Visitor Program enables eligible undergraduate students at one campus to take advantage of educational opportunities at another UC campus. Students may take classes that are not available at their home campus, participate in special programs, or study with a distinguished faculty member at another campus.
Requirements
To qualify for the program, students must have completed at least one year of residence at the home campus, have continuing student status, maintain a grade-point average of at least 2.0 or equivalent, and be in good standing. Additional campus requirements are described on the application.
Students should consult with an academic adviser in their College or school about a course plan and any course requisites.
- College of Letters and Science
- Academic Advancement Program (AAP), 1209 Campbell Hall
- Center for Academic Advising in the College (CAAC), A316 Murphy Hall
- Honors Programs, A311 Murphy Hall
- Student Athletics Academic and Student Services, Morgan Center
- School of the Arts and Architecture, 2200 Broad Art Center
- School of Education and Information Studies, 1002 Moore Hall
- Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science, 6426 Boelter Hall
- Herb Alpert School of Music, 1642 Schoenberg Music Building
- School of Nursing, 2-137 Factor Building
- Meyer and Renee Luskin School of Public Affairs, 3357 Public Affairs Building
- Jonathan and Karin Fielding School of Public Health, A1-269 Center for Health Sciences
- School of Theater, Film, and Television, 103 East Melnitz Building
The application must also be approved by the host campus. Accepted students receiving financial aid should notify Financial Aid and Scholarships promptly. The host campus is responsible for any financial aid while the student is an intercampus visitor.
Simultaneous enrollment—concurrent enrollment at the home campus and host campus—is a separate program.
Limitations
Enrollment in this program is limited to one academic quarter (10 weeks) at UCLA, or one semester at another UC campus.
Campuses may restrict the courses available to intercampus visitors. Additional campus restrictions are described on the application. UC students who wish to visit UCLA through this program may not enroll in UCLA acting, clinical nursing, economics, film and television production, or musical theater courses. Intercampus visitors also may not enroll in any course offered by departments in the life sciences and physical sciences divisions of the College of Letters and Science.
Excluded UCLA Departments
- Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences
- Chemistry and Biochemistry
- Computational and Systems Biology
- Computer Science
- Earth, Planetary, and Space Sciences
- Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
- Integrative Biology and Physiology
- Life Sciences Core
- Mathematics
- Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
- Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics
- Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology
- Neuroscience
- Physics and Astronomy
- Psychology
- Society and Genetics
- Statistics and Data Science
Other subject areas and courses may not be open to visitors. Students should contact the College or school they intend to visit for restriction information before they apply to this program.
Application and Submission
Students must submit an application to participate in the program. The completed application and processing fee are submitted to the Registrar’s Office by mail, through the Message Center, or in person at 1113 Murphy Hall.
Application Filing Period
| Fall Quarter/Fall Semester | November 1–April 30 |
| Winter Quarter/Spring Semester | July 1–October 1 |
| Spring Quarter | October 1–January 1 |
Graduate Student UC Intercampus Exchange Program
The UC Intercampus Exchange (ICX) Program allows UC graduate students to seek contact with distinguished faculty, scholars, and resources—and work in fields of study—not available at their home campus.
Application and detailed information is available at the Graduate Education program website.