Southern California belongs to a school that only recognizes money. There is no scholarship at all, and the tuition is very expensive. It's more expensive than several universities nearby. It should be said that it is higher than the average level of the United States. If you are not very rich, I think you should consider other schools. The requirements of this school are similar to those of other schools. You should go and see if the major you apply for needs to take GRE and what kind of materials you need to provide. Generally speaking, you can search his official website. TOEFL is not less than 80 and GRE is not less than 1050. These two are the investment scores of graduate schools in all American schools. It may not be enough for a tutor, but the TOEFL is generally 90, GRE 1 150. Your GPA minimum line is 2.5, but I hope you can try to control it above 3. If you apply for 150 after 3.5, there is a great chance that the school will win the whole prize. The top 150 or even the top 50 schools gave fewer opportunities, which were taken away by good students in so many parts of the world.