Is UCLA affordable for out of state students?

University Grants: These need-based grants demonstrate UCLA’s commitment to affordability. However, the UCLA Financial Aid and Scholarships office will assist nonresident domestic students with federal financial aid, private loans, advice on scholarships and merit-based aid where available.

How do out of state students pay for UCLA?

For current out-of-state students receiving financial aid, paying for expenses is difficult as is. Financial aid only covers the in-state portion of tuition, but the nonresident supplement must be covered through loans, personal funds or outside scholarships.

Does UCLA give good financial aid out of state?

Please note: Financial aid supported by funds from the State of California is not available to nonresident students enrolling at UCLA.

Does UCLA offer scholarships for out of state students?

There are very few UCLA scholarships that are specifically earmarked for out-of-state students. With that said, out-of-state students should apply for as many scholarships (both UCLA and non-UCLA) as they are eligible for. You can apply for and win scholarships before each year that you attend school.

Can I afford to go to UCLA?

The average private loan amount at UCLA is $17764. This is $8218 HIGHER than the average for Public schools, which is $9546. The percentage of students getting federal loans is greater than those getting private loans, which is a good sign. This means lower-interest federal loans are usually enough to pay for UCLA.

What is the value of a UCLA degree?

The average UCLA student’s degree will cost an estimated $195,857. This is based on an average price (with and without aid) of $46,968 and a typical 4.17 years to graduate.

How do you pay for UCLA?

You may pay using a paper check, cashier’s check or money order. Cash is accepted, but as a personal safety precaution, we advise against large sum cash payments. Credit/debit cards are not accepted in person.