Study Abroad at UCLA: How to Apply
International students must apply to the Study Abroad at UCLA program through specific study abroad consulting offices. See the tab on "Overseas Representatives" to find a representative near you.
UCLA Extension has extended remote (live online) instruction through Spring 2021. In-person classes are currently unavailable.
The Study Abroad at UCLA - Online program offers all the same academic benefits as our on-campus program from the comfort of your home. An I-20 and F-1 visa is not required if studying online from your home country.
International students must apply to the Study Abroad at UCLA program through specific study abroad consulting offices. See the tab on "Overseas Representatives" to find a representative near you.
To enroll in Study Abroad at UCLA, you must be at least 18 years of age before the start of the program, enrolled in a full-time undergraduate degree program at your home university, and submit the following:
Passport
A photocopy of your current, valid passport.
University Transcript
Submit an English translation of your university transcript with a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 on a 4-point scale or the equivalent. Consult your university or your study abroad consultant for GPA conversion tables for the grading system in your country.
English Language Proficiency
Proposed Study Plan
A list of courses you want to take at UCLA or UCLA Extension.
Financial Certification
Proof that you or your sponsor are financially capable of meeting the minimum funds required for this program.
International students must apply to the Study Abroad at UCLA program through specific study abroad consulting offices. See the tab on "Overseas Representatives" for a list of representatives.
Required Documents:
For F-1 visa students transferring from another school in the U.S. only:
Active representatives, listed by their specialized regions and countries:
For questions regarding our Online Study Abroad Program please email: studyabroad@uclaextension.edu.
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