Ardensphere Productions lmao you think they'd send a letter saying nvm we changed our mind. Getting accepted is something worth congratulating someone for and if you're just jealous or a messed up person or whatever your deal is then just don't comment 😂
I am so proud that I was privileged enough to attend UCLA. Beyond being a phenomenal educational school it is a stunning campus. Although I worked for the last 30 some odd years I will always remember my best years well when I was at UCLA. Work is work but I actually learned much while I studied at UCLA.
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So many things I remember. Thank you. So many changes. You used to be able to drive through the campus to Sunset Blvd. Later, I could park on the ground floor of a parking structure and go to the student store for reduced parking fees. Moved and have not been on campus for years. I miss it. Go Bruins
WOW! The campus has certainly changed and expanded since I graduated over 50 years ago but some of the buildings are still there like Royce Hall, Haines Hall, Kerchoff (sp?) and others. And, of course the Janss Steps.
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That brings back memories. At 3:22 they tagged “Bruin Walk.” That might be what it says on a map, but nobody who goes to UCLA would consider that area Bruin Walk. The actual Bruin Walk doesn’t begin until you get to Ackerman Union. It’s the hill that starts at Ackerman and ends at the Powell Library. UCLA, Economics Class of 2002.
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Here in Brazil, we have an awful educational system; ever under Left's control. At this same time, American universities, including UCLA are among the best in the world. My sincere congratulations to the American people.
Considering my incredibly low stats, I'm surprised I even got waitlisted. But I don't want to get my hopes up. I've been denying what my dream school is this whole time but who am I kidding, this is it.
MrCrazedPerson Sorry late reply but I got a 1860 in SAT and a predicted 40/45 for my IB. I did some clubs, community and service, and was in a few leadership positions but nothing AMAZING. But I got in in the end! So never give up!
how to i apply to your medical school, am foreigner from Ghana and am done with my first degree in Bsc Nursing with 2class upper. And i apply for scholarship too
I went thier on a field trip today I was playing in the student activities centers area at the time to have a snack and we went to a theater up the stairs to the left
Why not FAFSA? FAFSA can cover all your tuition and give out some extra money if you are a low income family. Just work hard and do not even think about your tuition for now. It is not too late to figure out after being accepted. Moreover, UCLA is a public school. If you are a California resident, it does not cost you as much as USC or other private colleges. Community college can be an option, but why not straight up to your dream college from high school when FAFSA can cover you all your tuition. Going straight to a 4 year college will open up more internship opportunities and make you more prepared for connections & research...
My GPA unweighted is around a 3.9, and I did take all Honors/ AP courses! :) I got a 1410/1600 on the SAT and a 30 on the ACT. I'm honestly nothing marks wise, very average if not below average for the people applying to UCLA. (I'd study to be safe because I didn't study for these tests or my classes and just barely got into UCLA)! I think what helped my application is that I was a fairly well rounded student! I was a part of the student government for my Junior and Senior year of high school, I was a Varsity Swimmer and on Varsity Tennis, as well as tennis captain. I was a part of Key Club, German Club, NHS, Leadership Plus (as well as the President of L+), and a participating member of our competing Mock Trial team for two years! Also, I worked fairly hard on my personal statement and supplemental essays for UCLA! Grades mean something but they clearly aren't an overwhelming factor on whether you get in or not!
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Creator should add explanations of what each building is -- a dorm, classroom bulding, etc. Why are the Janss steps a big deal, for example? That kind of thing would make the video a still-better into to the campus, along with basic facts about the size of the campus, what's in the surrounding nabe, how many campus buildings there are, what the main architectural styles are and so on.
Sorry so late in answering. . . but the video’s creator didn't show any dorms. The campus is about 419 acres, and the surrounding neighborhood is the posh westside of Los Angeles, and the campus is about five miles from the beach. I don't know how many buildings there are but much of them are Romanesque type architecture which is how Royce Hall is described. Janss Steps was one of the first things built on campus, because there needed to be steps for the students to get from the lower part (the Lowlands) of campus to the upper part (the Highlands) where a lot of classes were. Some describe UCLA’s topography as being like a bowl, with the dorms being on "The Hill," and with the main walkway to classes called “Bruin Walk” as one proceeded through the Lowlands, the bottom of the bowl, which is where the athletic fields and complexes are. As is typical of the Lowlands, the travel can be fraught with danger by marauders and other renegades. Then continuing on in an easterly direction on Bruin Walk, one cuts across a little north of it and ascends by the Janss Steps to Royce Hall and Powell Library at 1:06 . As is typical of the Highlands, Royce is mainly a concert hall and has other refined elements, but has language and a few other classes, and Powell south and opposite to it, is one of the main libraries with something like a total of 12 on campus, all in the highbrow Highlands. Starting at the beginning of the video on the Lowlands, at 0:27 , we pass Kaufman Hall which houses Dance - actually, I think it’s called the Dance Building now because Mrs. Kaufman disassociated herself from UCLA; it's a long story. Opposite and south of Dance is a similar looking building and houses Student Activities, with things like recreation. Both buildings have pools and other recreational courts, pretty cultured activities for the Lowlands. The afore mentioned Janss Steps is at 0:50 leading to the Highlands. Royce per the afore 1:06 and its lobby at 1:10 and Powell at 1:18, and the back southern side of Powell at 1:25. Haines Hall is shown at 1:34 , which houses Sociology and Anthropology, just east of Royce, with the building’s east side at 1:41. The Humanities Building is at 1:51 , opposite to Haines on its south side. There was the original quadrangle of buildings on campus constructed in ~ 1919, with Royce, Powell, Haines and the Humanities Building with the Janss Steps leading to them. Back in the Lowlands, the Bruin Bear is shown at 1:55, between the dorms and classrooms. Fowler Museum is shown at 2:03 to about 2:25 , which houses art collections, etc., and is located on the north side of Janss steps, built on the slope between the Lowlands and the Highlands. There must be something figurative of meaning with this edifice situated between the two, perhaps as a meeting place for the Lowlanders to become more cultured? The School of Law is at 2:28 and is on the extreme east side of the campus countryside. Bruin Plaza is shown at 2:36 and is in the Lowlands of Bruin Walk and has the Bruin Bear mascot along with the Ackerman Student Union (one of the student book stores, eateries, etc.), the Wooden Recreation Center, the Ashe Center for Student Health and the Athletic Hall of Fame. Obviously all Lowlands kind of things. 2:46 to 2:52 cuts to a street in Westwood Village way outside of the campus countryside. Then at 2:55 we see Kirchoff Hall continuing on Bruin Walk to and from upper campus, south of Janss Steps. Janss takes one to upper campus via steps, and the southerly Bruin Walk takes one up via an incline (or decline) with intermittent steps. This is probably the most aesthetic part of campus with its many trees, and is a good buffer between the Low and Highlands. Kirchoff and Moore Hall just east of it are built on the incline. We are most likely to see Robin Hood and his men there because of its sylvan setting. The Tennis Center is at 3:08 and is a sunken facility, the top of the stadium of which abuts the south part of Bruin Walk leading from the dorms to the classrooms. On the north side of the Bruin Walk is Drake Stadium track and is shown at 3:15 . And again, these tend to be Lowlands type activities. Back on Bruin Walk at about 3:20, and to the right is Pauley Pavilion just east of the tennis stadium where the basketball, volleyball, and gymnastics teams perform, again, quintessential Lowlands activities. At 3:26 is the Acosta Training Facility where the football and other teams lift weights. At 3:34, the intramural fields for various sports, on the east side of Drake Stadium. Pauley Pavilion again at 3:38. Need I say more about these questionable activities? At 3:42, the complex of Engineering buildings, housing the Henry Samueli Engineering and Applied Sciences including Computer Science. There are a couple of new buildings there completed in the last five years. UCLA Medical Plaza at 4:05 with a glimpse of Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center on the right, also at 4:25 . Various research centers at 4:30, Louis Gonda Neuroscience, and the David Geffen School of Medicine classrooms at 4:38. The old medical center which houses Public Health at 4:51. At 4:50, the new Meyer and Renee Luskin Center for “cross-discplinary research that will help Los Angeles and the rest of the country reach the Holy Grail of environmental sustainability.” A noble Highlands quest. At 4:58 on an internal campus road called Charles Young Drive. At 5:05, a statue of John Wooden on the north side of Pauley Pavilion by Bruin Walk opposite to the intramural field. At 5:11, the Wooden Center building on the east side of the intramural field. Ackerman Student Union at 5:16 in Bruin Plaza, see 2:36 . At 5:35 , Dickson Court North, east of Haines Hall, and abuts Perloff Hall, the architectural building, and has classes that teach a variety of subjects. At 5:47 , Campbell Hall just north of Haines Hall, which houses Academic Advancement programs. At 5:53, Rolfe Hall just north of Royce hall which houses English and American Literature. At 6:00, Dickson Court South, east of the Humanities Building and on the south side of the court has Schoenberg Hall which houses Music. At 6:05 the Evelyn and Mo Ostin Music Center on the south side of Schoenberg, and has recording studios and teaching and rehearsal rooms. At 6:11 Dodd Hall on the east side of campus just west of the Law School, which has classrooms and houses Art History, Philosophy and Classics. Definitely Highlands perusals. At 6:17 , the afore mentioned Moore Hall just east of Kirchoff on the incline besides Bruin Walk to and from upper and lower campus (see 2:55 ). At 6:29, the Luskin School of Public Affairs and houses Public Affairs, Public Policy, Social Welfare, and Urban Planning. At 6:35 , Melnitz Hall in the extreme north side of campus, which has screenings of film, and houses UCLA’s film department. At 6:39 , the Broad Art Center in the north part of campus just west of Melnitz and houses Art and Design. The Franklin Murphy Sculpture Garden, north campus, at 6:55 and has various sculptures, a nice place to lounge among various trees and foliage. At 7:10 , Franz Hall, east campus, which houses Psychology and next to it, the Inverted Fountain. From 7:15 a bunch of south campus STEM-related buildings: Court of Science Student Center with eateries, 7:15 , Geology Building 7:22 , Department of Chemistry, Department of Life Sciences, Department of Chemistry, Molecular Sciences Building, Boyer Hall Molecular Institute, California Nanosystems Institute, Biomedical Research Building, Molecular Sciences Building, Boelter Hall (engineering),etc., for most of the rest of the video, Math Sciences at 7:45 , Strathmore Building at 7:51 which houses the Career Center. There you have it, the edifices and complexes of the fairest campus countryside in all the world, even with the class distinctions between the Lowlands and Highlands. We may have our differences, but together we are one: Bruins till the end!
My name is Abigail I am that guy in the pictures daughter I am ten years old my birthday is on may 11 I go to Grimmway Academy Shafter I went to UCLA for a field trip with some teachers and fourth and fifth graders we got a tour and it was so fun we even got to buy some stuff at the student store I'm a Ambassader at my school I always get A and E on my grades hopefully I can come here when I'm 18 years old that's my goal age to get accepted here🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼
GOD BLESS I GOT ACCEPTED YESTERDAY!!! YEEEESSSS im so excited holy
Chris sorry for late reply but congrats!!!!!
congrats
Congratulation!
Ardensphere Productions lmao you think they'd send a letter saying nvm we changed our mind. Getting accepted is something worth congratulating someone for and if you're just jealous or a messed up person or whatever your deal is then just don't comment 😂
Christian Balderas congratulation👏
I am so proud that I was privileged enough to attend UCLA. Beyond being a phenomenal educational school it is a stunning campus. Although I worked for the last 30 some odd years I will always remember my best years well when I was at UCLA. Work is work but I actually learned much while I studied at UCLA.
It’s been my dream College! How is it?
It's a really nice campus. I have always wanted to go there for college when it comes time
Ik same!
Hey have you graduated high school yet?
4 years later are u in ulca yet
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It’s so much better in person! If you’re looking to come here, I definitely recommend that you go and visit it.
So many things I remember. Thank you. So many changes. You used to be able to drive through the campus to Sunset Blvd. Later, I could park on the ground floor of a parking structure and go to the student store for reduced parking fees. Moved and have not been on campus for years. I miss it. Go Bruins
My dream college.
jamless kpopper me too
UCLA is dream of many students.
Saaaameee
oshtrbl - I got accepted to UCLA with chemistry major
oshtrbl - same
WOW! The campus has certainly changed and expanded since I graduated over 50 years ago but some of the buildings are still there like Royce Hall, Haines Hall, Kerchoff (sp?) and others. And, of course the Janss Steps.
My partner graduated there. really proud of him
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Awesome he got indoctrinated by professors as well? Great for him. 😊
And you??😂
Awesome 👏
My dream. Would love to go here. So beautiful, absolute chills.
This is my absolute dream college even though I'm only in middle school I hope I go here
That brings back memories. At 3:22 they tagged “Bruin Walk.” That might be what it says on a map, but nobody who goes to UCLA would consider that area Bruin Walk. The actual Bruin Walk doesn’t begin until you get to Ackerman Union. It’s the hill that starts at Ackerman and ends at the Powell Library.
UCLA, Economics Class of 2002.
My dream college
Same
I was an au Pair in Texas (I am from austria) and did my some weekend classes at UCLA. That was an amazing experience!
I plan on going there for summer school when I go to university (I'm in 10th grade in Germany rn) aaaannddd I'm sooo excited
Sara Lucia Raffaela is it because of Summer Discovery?
psychology?
Class of 2000 here! Amazing times.
UCLA..... I will study there one day!! Me and my sister are so inlove with that University already!! ❤❤❤ gosh
Been here,very nice architectural design.
im crying this how bad i want to go herethis is my dream college
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i’m in middle school in 7th grade and I want to go really badly to this college❤️🤞👩🎓
Go to a technical school and skip the indoctrination you will receive here.
my dream is to continue my studies in this university is a beautiful university that I dream since my childhood
Unlucky to see cloudy sky... Only 20 30 days out of a year are not sunny here in LA. With sunny weather UCLA gets even fancier
Im in the 5 grade. And we took a feild trip here its so cool I want to go here when I get older
are you in the 8 grade now?
Can't wait to start UCLA as a transfer student this fall! #gobruins
how was the experience
Here in Brazil, we have an awful educational system; ever under Left's control.
At this same time, American universities, including UCLA are among the best in the world.
My sincere congratulations to the American people.
you aren't awful by latinoamerican standards, you have among the best universities in the whole continent, don't be so hard on yourself.
no, brazil has amazing universities too
bro leave study and play football
so beautyful
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Considering my incredibly low stats, I'm surprised I even got waitlisted. But I don't want to get my hopes up. I've been denying what my dream school is this whole time but who am I kidding, this is it.
What were your stats?
MrCrazedPerson Sorry late reply but I got a 1860 in SAT and a predicted 40/45 for my IB. I did some clubs, community and service, and was in a few leadership positions but nothing AMAZING. But I got in in the end! So never give up!
Rachel Darmawangsa Glad to hear you got in, I hear UCLA's waitlist is a real bitch haha
L Thanks! I heard that it is haha. Thankfully for me I was in first wave so I didn't have to wait that long
Rachel Darmawangsa hope ucla was everything you hoped 😊
how to i apply to your medical school, am foreigner from Ghana and am done with my first degree in Bsc Nursing with 2class upper. And i apply for scholarship too
I went thier on a field trip today I was playing in the student activities centers area at the time to have a snack and we went to a theater up the stairs to the left
What a wholesome video! I wish i can study here someday!!
Can I use this for my competition project? I'll add the link of the video. Thank youu!
my dream college, bet even better in person!!!!
My dream college🖤🖤🖤
I plan to Transfer!! 😃😍
This seems to be the college that movies use to display the classic college look. Like in Van Wilder or Transformers.
Economics Class of 2002!!! It was my dream school and I’m so happy it became a reality! RIP to Mongolian BBQ in Westwood and Ackerman Free-play!
Huge mystical campus. I only spent some time there.
I live in Italy but this is wonderful...I would live in this city
It's awesome uncountable
I would love to go there and my scores are okay to go there cause I work really hard but even if I accepted I can't go cause my parents can't afford
You can take student loans
Community colleges for two years and then you can transfer. Thats what I did, saved lots of money!
Why not FAFSA? FAFSA can cover all your tuition and give out some extra money if you are a low income family. Just work hard and do not even think about your tuition for now. It is not too late to figure out after being accepted. Moreover, UCLA is a public school. If you are a California resident, it does not cost you as much as USC or other private colleges. Community college can be an option, but why not straight up to your dream college from high school when FAFSA can cover you all your tuition. Going straight to a 4 year college will open up more internship opportunities and make you more prepared for connections & research...
I’m a student from Belgium and it’s my dream to come and study here.
All the best!
My favourite college ❤❤Farhan your campus ❤❤
I GOT ACCEPTED AHHHHHH I cant wait to see this in person!!! :D
I will go there
I'm going here this fall 😍😍 my n 1 college idk how I got in
Rhea Shetty how good are your marks? I just wanna know because I also wanna get in
My GPA unweighted is around a 3.9, and I did take all Honors/ AP courses! :) I got a 1410/1600 on the SAT and a 30 on the ACT. I'm honestly nothing marks wise, very average if not below average for the people applying to UCLA. (I'd study to be safe because I didn't study for these tests or my classes and just barely got into UCLA)! I think what helped my application is that I was a fairly well rounded student! I was a part of the student government for my Junior and Senior year of high school, I was a Varsity Swimmer and on Varsity Tennis, as well as tennis captain. I was a part of Key Club, German Club, NHS, Leadership Plus (as well as the President of L+), and a participating member of our competing Mock Trial team for two years! Also, I worked fairly hard on my personal statement and supplemental essays for UCLA! Grades mean something but they clearly aren't an overwhelming factor on whether you get in or not!
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cristi perez if you’re still interested, just go to JC. That’s how I got in
dream college
Did you get in
Very nice video can you please make video on University of Manchester and Yale University....😇😇😇
Hopefully coming to do my masters at UCLA.
I was there for a field trip because they were planning on a show a but it got cancelled 😔😔😔 but it was a good trip:)
My dream university I'm from Kenya
How beautiful
Right
I need to go here!😭
Hopefully I get to go there for my masters.
Is it a fort?
My old neighbour's granddaughter got enrolled this year.
Good
Dream college
My dream college. I'm from Iraq.👋
Cant wait Summer 2022
Ayee my college 😍❤️
Ahi esta algunos de los mejores estudiates del mundo,que Dios los bendiga a cada un de ellos para que haga de este pais un futuro mejor .
I will join by faith
Thank goodness that I attended when it was still affordable.
Just got in as a transfer! Class of 2021 #gobruins
Next year is my new way .. at UC
Unbelieverable that,I see Surprised in the college, Myyyy Dream college......
This is my Dream
Congratulations!! God bless!
i want to study here😐😢
30 years ago thank God i had a bicycle to be in class on time
AMAZING!
I want to study to get to the nba in ocla
Creator should add explanations of what each building is -- a dorm, classroom bulding, etc. Why are the Janss steps a big deal, for example? That kind of thing would make the video a still-better into to the campus, along with basic facts about the size of the campus, what's in the surrounding nabe, how many campus buildings there are, what the main architectural styles are and so on.
Sorry so late in answering. . . but the video’s creator didn't show any dorms. The campus is about 419 acres, and the surrounding neighborhood is the posh westside of Los Angeles, and the campus is about five miles from the beach. I don't know how many buildings there are but much of them are Romanesque type architecture which is how Royce Hall is described.
Janss Steps was one of the first things built on campus, because there needed to be steps for the students to get from the lower part (the Lowlands) of campus to the upper part (the Highlands) where a lot of classes were. Some describe UCLA’s topography as being like a bowl, with the dorms being on "The Hill," and with the main walkway to classes called “Bruin Walk” as one proceeded through the Lowlands, the bottom of the bowl, which is where the athletic fields and complexes are. As is typical of the Lowlands, the travel can be fraught with danger by marauders and other renegades.
Then continuing on in an easterly direction on Bruin Walk, one cuts across a little north of it and ascends by the Janss Steps to Royce Hall and Powell Library at 1:06 . As is typical of the Highlands, Royce is mainly a concert hall and has other refined elements, but has language and a few other classes, and Powell south and opposite to it, is one of the main libraries with something like a total of 12 on campus, all in the highbrow Highlands.
Starting at the beginning of the video on the Lowlands, at 0:27 , we pass Kaufman Hall which houses Dance - actually, I think it’s called the Dance Building now because Mrs. Kaufman disassociated herself from UCLA; it's a long story. Opposite and south of Dance is a similar looking building and houses Student Activities, with things like recreation. Both buildings have pools and other recreational courts, pretty cultured activities for the Lowlands.
The afore mentioned Janss Steps is at 0:50 leading to the Highlands.
Royce per the afore 1:06 and its lobby at 1:10 and Powell at 1:18, and the back southern side of Powell at 1:25.
Haines Hall is shown at 1:34 , which houses Sociology and Anthropology, just east of Royce, with the building’s east side at 1:41.
The Humanities Building is at 1:51 , opposite to Haines on its south side. There was the original quadrangle of buildings on campus constructed in ~ 1919, with Royce, Powell, Haines and the Humanities Building with the Janss Steps leading to them.
Back in the Lowlands, the Bruin Bear is shown at 1:55, between the dorms and classrooms.
Fowler Museum is shown at 2:03 to about 2:25 , which houses art collections, etc., and is located on the north side of Janss steps, built on the slope between the Lowlands and the Highlands. There must be something figurative of meaning with this edifice situated between the two, perhaps as a meeting place for the Lowlanders to become more cultured?
The School of Law is at 2:28 and is on the extreme east side of the campus countryside.
Bruin Plaza is shown at 2:36 and is in the Lowlands of Bruin Walk and has the Bruin Bear mascot along with the Ackerman Student Union (one of the student book stores, eateries, etc.), the Wooden Recreation Center, the Ashe Center for Student Health and the Athletic Hall of Fame. Obviously all Lowlands kind of things.
2:46 to 2:52 cuts to a street in Westwood Village way outside of the campus countryside.
Then at 2:55 we see Kirchoff Hall continuing on Bruin Walk to and from upper campus, south of Janss Steps. Janss takes one to upper campus via steps, and the southerly Bruin Walk takes one up via an incline (or decline) with intermittent steps. This is probably the most aesthetic part of campus with its many trees, and is a good buffer between the Low and Highlands. Kirchoff and Moore Hall just east of it are built on the incline. We are most likely to see Robin Hood and his men there because of its sylvan setting.
The Tennis Center is at 3:08 and is a sunken facility, the top of the stadium of which abuts the south part of Bruin Walk leading from the dorms to the classrooms.
On the north side of the Bruin Walk is Drake Stadium track and is shown at 3:15 . And again, these tend to be Lowlands type activities.
Back on Bruin Walk at about 3:20, and to the right is Pauley Pavilion just east of the tennis stadium where the basketball, volleyball, and gymnastics teams perform, again, quintessential Lowlands activities.
At 3:26 is the Acosta Training Facility where the football and other teams lift weights.
At 3:34, the intramural fields for various sports, on the east side of Drake Stadium.
Pauley Pavilion again at 3:38. Need I say more about these questionable activities?
At 3:42, the complex of Engineering buildings, housing the Henry Samueli Engineering and Applied Sciences including Computer Science. There are a couple of new buildings there completed in the last five years.
UCLA Medical Plaza at 4:05 with a glimpse of Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center on the right, also at 4:25 . Various research centers at 4:30, Louis Gonda Neuroscience, and the David Geffen School of Medicine classrooms at 4:38. The old medical center which houses Public Health at 4:51.
At 4:50, the new Meyer and Renee Luskin Center for “cross-discplinary research that will help Los Angeles and the rest of the country reach the Holy Grail of environmental sustainability.” A noble Highlands quest.
At 4:58 on an internal campus road called Charles Young Drive.
At 5:05, a statue of John Wooden on the north side of Pauley Pavilion by Bruin Walk opposite to the intramural field.
At 5:11, the Wooden Center building on the east side of the intramural field.
Ackerman Student Union at 5:16 in Bruin Plaza, see 2:36 .
At 5:35 , Dickson Court North, east of Haines Hall, and abuts Perloff Hall, the architectural building, and has classes that teach a variety of subjects.
At 5:47 , Campbell Hall just north of Haines Hall, which houses Academic Advancement programs.
At 5:53, Rolfe Hall just north of Royce hall which houses English and American Literature.
At 6:00, Dickson Court South, east of the Humanities Building and on the south side of the court has Schoenberg Hall which houses Music.
At 6:05 the Evelyn and Mo Ostin Music Center on the south side of Schoenberg, and has recording studios and teaching and rehearsal rooms.
At 6:11 Dodd Hall on the east side of campus just west of the Law School, which has classrooms and houses Art History, Philosophy and Classics.
Definitely Highlands perusals.
At 6:17 , the afore mentioned Moore Hall just east of Kirchoff on the incline besides Bruin Walk to and from upper and lower campus (see 2:55 ).
At 6:29, the Luskin School of Public Affairs and houses Public Affairs, Public Policy, Social Welfare, and Urban Planning.
At 6:35 , Melnitz Hall in the extreme north side of campus, which has screenings of film, and houses UCLA’s film department.
At 6:39 , the Broad Art Center in the north part of campus just west of Melnitz and houses Art and Design.
The Franklin Murphy Sculpture Garden, north campus, at 6:55 and has various sculptures, a nice place to lounge among various trees and foliage.
At 7:10 , Franz Hall, east campus, which houses Psychology and next to it, the Inverted Fountain.
From 7:15 a bunch of south campus STEM-related buildings: Court of Science Student Center with eateries, 7:15 , Geology Building 7:22 , Department of Chemistry, Department of Life Sciences, Department of Chemistry, Molecular Sciences Building, Boyer Hall Molecular Institute, California Nanosystems Institute, Biomedical Research Building, Molecular Sciences Building, Boelter Hall (engineering),etc., for most of the rest of the video, Math Sciences at 7:45 , Strathmore Building at 7:51 which houses the Career Center.
There you have it, the edifices and complexes of the fairest campus countryside in all the world, even with the class distinctions between the Lowlands and Highlands. We may have our differences, but together we are one: Bruins till the end!
Bunche Hall is missing
Didn't see their school of TFT. Where it at?
12th higher secondary students 🇮🇳 of Kolkata Indian can get admission in this application University of California, Los Angeles to Accept Scholarship?
Where’s the Rose Bowl the field UCLA plays football on? I’m at Boston College thinking of coming to grad school here
The Rose Bowl is off campus in Pasadena 20 plus miles away. They all drive or take buses to the game.
Do you offer agricultural courses?
13 and going to go there
lovely ucla
Name of the background music?
I just asked Siri; it's _Cold Sun_ by Del
@@robjohnston366 thanks pal
@@MrAHSAN199 No prob...
can you make one for UCSD too please!?
I love universitey of california
It's a beautiful campus, remarkably cozy once you start taking classes, and the girls are constant eye candy.
Ew. Why did we need to hear that remark.
good to know!
i go to the university of michigan idk why i’m watching this
Mayhaps, the lord will lead me here.
my dream school~~~oh well got rejected. Praying that I'll be able to do my master at UCLA someday
Founded in 1868.
The beautiful
Background musics name plz
Siri says it's _Cold Sun_ by Del
Is that a good university?
Dreams
The campus reminds me of Queens and McMaster university in Ontario loll
Bro can Indians study here and will become frndz
5:50 Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Nora Stack isn’t its college
from India 🙋🏻♂️
Hope and believe I will be admitted
very nice campus🥰
My name is Abigail I am that guy in the pictures daughter I am ten years old my birthday is on may 11 I go to Grimmway Academy Shafter I went to UCLA for a field trip with some teachers and fourth and fifth graders we got a tour and it was so fun we even got to buy some stuff at the student store I'm a Ambassader at my school I always get A and E on my grades hopefully I can come here when I'm 18 years old that's my goal age to get accepted here🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼
i hope i get accepted when i apply... AMEN
Vivisection buildings?
Sad you can actually pay your way in!
Wow.. These places are only for the lucky ones😄
Yeah indeed,just heard yesterday that my old neighbour's granddaughter got enrolled.