1. How about UCLA? Answer: The full name of UCLA is UCLA, which is a public research university located in Los Angeles, USA. It is called "public ivy". The number of applicants for this school has been the highest in the United States for many years, and it is also one of the most difficult universities to enroll.
2. What are the outstanding advantages of 2.UCLA? 1. Highest ranking:
In the just-released ranking of comprehensive universities in the United States, US News and World Report once again ranked UCLA as the first, and in its annual ranking of "Best Universities", the national public universities ranked 1, which is the sixth consecutive year that UCLA ranked first.
In addition, UCLA ranks among the top 20 public or private national universities in terms of social mobility, which measures the achievements of students from challenging socio-economic backgrounds.
For the sixth year in a row, UCLA ranked first among veterans' public universities, and UC Berkeley also tied with UCLA in this category.
2. Admission is difficult:
The admission of UCLA is very competitive. In the last application season, the number of applicants admitted to UCLA in 2026 reached 265,438+00840, a record, but the number of applicants decreased slightly compared with last year. Applications from schools including UCLA are also very intense. The admission rate of UCLA in 2026 was only 8.5%.
About 965,438+0,500 applications came from California residents, an increase of 7,400 applications compared with 2025. The number of non-resident applicants has increased by 5%, from 55,300 last year to more than 58,200. The growth rate of UCLA applicants exceeds the overall growth rate of applicants in the state. The number of applicants in California is expected to increase by 32%, which is expected to be in its high school class.
3. More employment opportunities:
UCLA ranks second among American universities with the best employability of graduates and second in the world. UCLA scores very high in the Alumni Achievement Index (eighth), and it is also the highest among the universities with the highest employment rate of 65,438+00 graduates in the United States. 94% students of UCLA Anderson School of Management found jobs within six months after graduation, and their students have a great advantage when they graduate.
Three. Matters needing attention in studying in the United States 1. Freshmen who want to study in the United States must first choose the accommodation mode of the school dormitory. Relatively speaking, the accommodation environment in the school is safer than that outside the school.
2. If you live in a dormitory, because the campus and dormitory of the university are open, you'd better close the doors and windows at night. If there is any emergency, such as physical discomfort, you can call the campus police at the emergency service desk.
3. Don't give important items such as the key to accommodation or access card to others for safekeeping, which is not conducive to personal and property safety.
If you want to live off campus, don't choose slums. People in slums are mixed, with low living standards and higher crime rates.
If you live off campus, don't choose the city center. Downtown is relatively prosperous, and business hours in many places are relatively late. If you go out at night, it's easy to meet drunk people and it's easy to be dangerous.
6. If you live off campus, you should choose the area near the school or the rich area or the middle class. Generally, the composition of the crowd near the school is relatively simple, and the people in the rich or middle-class areas have high quality and low risk.
7. Don't share with strangers or unfamiliar people (whether China people or foreigners). Sharing a rent with a stranger is not only different in living habits, but also ignorant in character and prone to dangerous events.
8. Pay attention to water, electricity and gas, whether living in a dormitory or renting a house. You should know the purpose of the fire extinguisher, the location of the emergency exit and the escape route in advance.