Career questions tagged ucla
Which university is better USC or UCLA and what are the pros and cons of both?
At the moment the most appealing choices I have are USC and UCLA so I want to know which one is better and if that can't be determined what are the pros and cons of each weighed against each other. This is mainly for curiosity's sake but I am also genuinely interested in the matter. #university #higher-education #ucla #cons #pros #usc
What acivity is recommended to help enrich communication major internship resumes, or pharmacy undergraduate application activities?
I am currently enrolled in UCLA communication, but may want to apply to USC's undergraduate pharmacy program after graduation. I would like to start preparing in advance. I was wondering if there are any activities or volunteers that I can participate in as a UCLA junior communication student to enrich my resume for an internship? As a student interested in applying to the USC pharmacy program, what activities or volunteers can I participate in at LA to enrich my application at that time?
How hard is it to Double Major at UCLA?
I am looking to major in both Civil Engineering and Business, and I'm wondering if anyone has any experience or could offer advice #technology #ucla
Can one go into a good college like UCSD or UCLA without taking calculus or psychics?
I found out too late on what I wanted to be but I want to get into UCLA or UCSD. Is there a way where I can get into the school and learn about engineering there? #engineering #college-major #college-admissions #ucla #ucsd
Should I go to a more expensive, prestigious school for the experience and opportunities, or take a more affordable route so that I will have less financial burden in the future?
I got accepted to UCLA, however, I am wondering if it is worthwhile to attend UCLA if it means that I will create more debt for myself in the future. I want the diversity, club organizations, experience, and research opportunities that it offers (I am an Undeclared- Life Sciences major at the moment), although I am not sure what I want to do for a career or exactly what major I want. I have many varying interests in completely different areas (such as acrobatics, dance, biology, theater), and I am hoping that by attending such a diverse university that I will be able to explore these interests and define what is best for me. But then again, the debt (*sigh*). I also realize that it will be more cutthroat at such a university, and therefore I will have to dedicate more time towards studying and possibly might not be able to fit all the things I want to do into my schedule. If I go to a more affordable school, I may not have the same opportunities as at UCLA or be around as driven students as myself. Also, IT'S UCLA!! What should I do?? #UCLA #affordablility #experience #undeclared #choosing-a-college #college-selection #college #college-advice
What are the cons to attending UCLA?
What are some things that you wish you knew before attending UCLA? How did you adapt to these surprises? What advice would you give to a prospective freshman? If you had known these cons, would it have changed your decision to attend UCLA? How is life after graduating from UCLA? #UCLA #college #college-selection
What can I do to increase my chances of getting into an amazing university?
Hi, I'm a sophomore in high school. I feel like it's too late for me to get into a great university and that all my opportunities to do something extraordinary have been missed. I was wondering if there is anything I can do this upcoming summer and junior year so that my application for college stands out. I am aiming for UC's like UCLA and UC San Diego, Berkeley, and other great universities. Also, my school provides 2 AP classes junior year and 5 AP classes senior year. There are no other options. I am thinking of taking a college course this summer at community college as well as getting a job. Will this benefit me? What else will benefit me? #college #university #college-applications #ucla #berkeley
What do u have to do and work on to get into UCLA? What are the requirements and what do they like to see from a student?
I am in 9th grade and it is a little early to be thinking about college but I want to start working on everything to have good grades and other stuff so I could get into UCLA and I would like to know what I have to do to get to that level. So I could get in cause I really want to go to UCLA. #college-major #UCLA