UCLA 2006-2007
UCLA : Los Angeles, California
(310) 825-4321
www.ucla.edu
Founded : 1919
Chancellor : Gene D. Block (appointed 2007)
Location : Moved to Westwood in 1929
Campus area : 419 acres
Enrollment : 26, 432 undergraduates, 11,179 graduates
Faculty & Staff : Over 27,000
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Quick Facts
Library
Library
- 10 general and special-subject libraries
- 8 million volumes
- Among the top 10 university research libraries in the nation
- Includes 6 major performance venues, 2 museums and 3 gardens
- NCAA Division I, 11 men’s and 13 women’s teams
- 100 NCAA team championships, more than any other school in the nation
- Orthopaedic Hospital Research Center – 2007
- Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center – 2007
- Santa Monica UCLA Replacement Hospital – 2010
UCLA Impact
Economic Impact
Economic Impact
- Each dollar of taxpayer investment generates almost $15 in economic activity –a $9.3 billion positive impact on the regional economy
- 7th largest employer in greater Los Angeles region
- UCLA generates more than $1.2 billion in local, state and federal taxes
- 359,268 living alumni
- 83,659 Alumni Association members
- UCLA has completed the most successful fund-raising campaign in the history of higher education, generating more than $3 billion
- One-third of UCLA undergraduates participate in community service
- UCLA’s Center for Community Partnerships supports off-campus teaching and research collaborations that improve quality of life for Angelinos.
- UCLA Medical Center is ranked as one of the top five hospitals in America
- 450,000 patients annually
- 4 hospitals and more than 20 community clinics
- 4,500 courses offered annually to 60,000 students; 100,000 enrollments
Financial
Revenue
(FY 2004- 2005)
Revenue
(FY 2004- 2005)
- ($3,408,390 total)
- Sales and services (47.26%)
- Grants and contracts (23.27%)
- State appropriations (16.45%)
- Student tuition and fees (8.33%)
- Private gifts (3.35%)
- Other operating revenues (1.34%)
- UCLA Endowment: $1,667,319,000
Students
Admissions
Admissions
- More freshman applicants (47,318) than any other U.S. university
- Average GPA of enrolled freshmen: 4.14
- Average SAT I of enrolled freshmen: 1284
- Undergraduate - $7,143.23/year
- Graduate - $8,277.50/year
- Professional - $11,740.50-$36,380.50, depending on program of study
- Add approximately $14,694 for non-residents
- Students receiving financial assistance: 66% undergraduates
($13,739 avg. award) FY ’05-’06 - 86% graduate students ($28,636 avg. award) FY ’04-’05
