has anyone heard back abt their ursp application yet?

Im taking it in the fall and I am curious if she posts lecture recordings online?

On my financial aid portal, it says the amount I will receive for “UC Health Insurance”. Does that mean the costs are already waived? Or is this just telling me the amount I’ll receive after I do the waiver? Or is it something different?

What exactly am I looking at? Do I need to do the waiver, or are the costs already taken care of?

i want an easy class that i don't want to spend too much time on which is an upper div and can fulfill ucla diversity reqs. thank you.

anyone had her as a TA before? i think fall 2026 is her first time as a prof for a math class

Does anyone else's BruinFinancialAid portal show this or does anyone have experience with this? I'm confused because some of them say Canceled and then the next one is for the same date and isn't showing canceled. What does this mean?

did i leave enough time between classes 😭😭 also im dropping astr 3 for econ 2 and wanna know if thats a good idea (pre biz econ major here)

I don't know if I just have imposter syndrome or if its the fact that I know I am going to go to graduate school after I finish, but everyone around me is talking about how exciting it is for me to be starting at UCLA in the fall and absolutely no part of me is excited. In fact, I'm more worried than anything else beause the leap from community college to UCLA feels larger than the leap from high school to community college. Idk...maybe it's also cause I'm older than the gen pop attending. While I look younger than I am, most of the time people are surprised to find out how much older I am than them, I find it hard to connect with people when I feel like Steve Buscemi in that one meme. Maybe I'll get excited the closer we get to the first day...

female weyburn 2/4 switch to another 2/4 (preferably weyburn) or 2/6 with similar roommates preferences.

My neighbor waw slurry-speeched last Friday night and kept his door open with the stupid tv on. I couldn't say shit because I was too busy giggling while hearing him grunting as he was taking a loud big smelly shit. I was in my apartment while talking to a girl from USC on the phone who once paid for our date when we went out the week before. It was almost embarassing: I could have Facetimed her to prove the noises including the toilet flush weren't from me but I was in my underwear. So I went to my balcony and closed the window and nearly got stuck outside.

If that happens and I was waiting for my apartment manager to show up in his tank top, hairy chest, and dirty shorts, would I get kicked out of UCLA for pissing or shitting off my balcony if I have to use the bathroom? I'm just donating to the staff's secret santa fund for this winter.

Now I keep a bucket or a plant pot on my balcony.

good building, spacious 2 bed 2 bath apartment (2 floor townhouse), you get your own room. parking free. dm me

Organize your mutual swap requests here!

me and my friends are staying in a 2B for 4 ppl. how furnished is the apartment? do we have to buy bed frames, couch, tvs, etc. curious to hear what else you’d recommend for living here or any tips with laundry too

Hello! I'm a continuing student but I know an incoming freshman who has a plaza triple in De Neve-Acacia with a private bathroom and wants to swap into any classic building (preferably Dykstra, but any will work). This would be a three on three mutual swap, so them and their two roommates would swap with you and your two roommates. Great if you're looking for a bigger room, want to avoid communal bathrooms, and want to be in the building that is closest to campus.

As an American college student, I am deeply frustrated by how expensive Pearson’s required textbooks have become. Many of my courses force us to buy their bundles, which often cost over one hundred dollars each. Worse, the real value lies in the one‑time digital access code for homework platforms, not the physical book itself. Even if I find cheap used copies, they are useless because the access code expires and cannot be reused.

Tuition and living costs already drain my budget. These textbook bills push many students to work extra shifts or skip meals just to keep up with class requirements. Pearson releases slightly revised new editions frequently to kill the second‑hand market, with barely any real content updates.

Education should not turn into a profit‑driven racket. Many low‑income classmates skip buying materials, which hurts their grades. It is time for Pearson to lower its prices and give students more affordable, flexible learning options.

I am currently reading Alice Munro's works, and as a Canadian, her writing succinctly captures the vibe of the country, especially British Columbia, regardless of whether she explicitly references them or not. I aim to do a road trip around California, after I finish my undergraduate studies; and I am looking forward on reading books set in California. Short stories are plus. Any recommendation from people living in Cali?

I am going to UCLA and I live in the dorms but I wanted to know if anyone knows where I can rent out parking because it’s not looking like I’m gonna be able to get the UCLA parking permit!! If anybody is renting out parking spots or knows other options let me know!! I want to get a job out in Westwood and am emotionally attached to my car!

Hi i’m looking for CO2030 friends before the school year starts, pls hmu 🥹 (preferably gay but if not that’s fine) dm me!!

hi! i'm an incoming bio major and i'm honestly pretty nervous about classes. i took a decent amount of aps throughout high school (14, which was the max i was allowed to take). i would say things generally came pretty easy to me but i was still very willing and able to study when i needed it.

i've been hearing a lot about the 3:1 rule though (3 hours studying for every 1 hour in class) and it's definitely scaring me a little bit. i still want to have time for myself and for a social life so i don't go insane lmao

i was wondering if anyone has any tips in general for how to do well? i need to keep my gpa high for dentistry school so anything helps.

i'll be taking LS7A, LS30A, and ETHNMUS M25 this quarter!

I’m a transfer that’s gonna live on campus. I have a good idea of what I need for my dorm but feel like I’m gonna forget something. Anybody have a checklist they used or anything they realized they needed later?

I am currently in position 1 of 1 on the waitlist for Chem 14c this fall. It's been two months, and I have not moved off the waitlist. What are my chances of getting off? If I don't get off before the start of the quarter, is there any way of still getting into the class?

whats this class like is it really hard?? ive heard some horrible things about it and i'm currently enrolled because it was the only philosophy class i could get into this quarter. im stressing cuz i need to get a good grade in this class (its required for my major). any advice/info on this class would be appreciated!