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The UCLA General Catalog is archived for academic years 1919–20 onward. The State Normal School Announcements/Catalogue and Circular is available for academic years 1882–83 through 1918–19. This section includes Southern Branch catalogs from 1919–20 to 1920–21, and State Normal School catalogs from 1911–12 to 1918–19. Note: Catalogs of the State Normal School through 1891–92 use a cover date identifying only the academic year just completed; but also publ…
The UCLA General Catalog is archived for academic years 1919–20 onward. The State Normal School Catalogue and Circular is available for academic years 1882–83 through 1918–19. This section includes Catalogs from 1991–92 to 1999–2001.
The UCLA General Catalog is archived for academic years 1919–20 onward; the most current years appear first. The State Normal School Catalogue and Circular is available for academic years 1882–83 through 1918–19.
All deadlines fall on Friday of the week(s) indicated. Fees apply as shown. Graduate students can add, drop, change grading basis, or change variable units through the end of the last day of the tenth week of the term. After Friday of week two, a fee may be charged to make a change. See the table to determine which changes incur a fee. Fees for transactions made through MyUCLA are automatically charged to BruinBill. Anything submitted or requested as an exception to a publis…
The UCLA General Catalog is archived for academic years 1919–20 onward. The State Normal School Catalogue and Circular is available for academic years 1882–83 through 1918–19. This section includes Catalogs from 1941–42 to 1950–51.
Courses follow numbering and other conventions that designate class level and type. Course descriptions establish the general or specific topic of study. Current course descriptions are updated daily at 9 a.m. Published current courses have been approved by the UCLA Academic Senate. Descriptions are listed alphabetically by subject area. Classes offered in a specific term are published in the Schedule of Classes. Undergraduate Course Numbers…
Some high-demand courses reduce the time during which they can be dropped from four weeks to two weeks. An impacted course is one for which demand exceeds the number of seats available. Undergraduate students cannot drop an impacted course after Friday of the second week of a term for other than exceptionally extenuating circumstances. Classes dropped after second week carry a transcript notation of the week the class was dropped. For more information, see drop a class. Impacted…
The School of Public Affairs diversity requirement is intended to help students better understand the perspectives of others whose histories, experiences, cultures, and social conditions may differ from their own. Diversity courses are designed to provide students with the analytical skills needed to develop critical and reflective perspectives on difference within both domestic and global spheres, and to prepare them to function, thrive, and provide leadership in…
The School of Education and Information Studies diversity requirement is intended to help students better understand the perspectives of others whose histories, experiences, cultures, and social conditions may differ from their own. Diversity courses are designed to provide students with the analytical skills needed to develop critical and reflective perspectives on difference within both domestic and global spheres, and to prepare them to function, thrive, and provide…
Students can inspect, correct, and restrict disclosure of their records. UCLA has established student record public information and disclosure rules in accordance with FERPA and other regulations. Students have three primary rights under FERPA The right to inspect and review education records within 45 days of the day the institution receives a request for access The right to seek an amendment to their education records if the students believe them to be…