Description : Master's program(english) in University of California Los Angeles — UCLA

Undergraduate

• Age of applicants: from 17 years
• Duration of study: 3-4 years.

Entry requirements:

• IELTS 7.0+ or TOEFL 100+
• Certificate
• SAT / ACT.

Directions of study:

• College of Literature and Science (Department of Social Sciences, Humanitarian Department, Department of Physical Sciences, Department of Life Sciences)
• School of Arts and Architecture
• Henry Samuel School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (HSSEAS)
• Herb Alpert School of Music
• School of theater, film and television
• School of Nursing.

Master's

• Age of applicants: from 20 years
• Duration of study: 1-2 years.

Entry requirements:

• IELTS 7.0+ or TOEFL 87+
• Bachelor's degree
• GMAT / GRE.

Directions of study:

• Graduate School of Education and Information Studies (GSEIS)
• Law School
• Anderson School of Management
• Luskinsk School of Public Relations
• Medical School of David Geffen
• School of Dentistry
• Fielding School of Public Health
• Institute of Neurology and Human Behavior in Semele
• School of Nursing.

University Pathway Program

• The minimum level of English is Advanced (iTEP 4.5).

The OHLA University Study Program allows international students to automatically enroll in multiple university programs throughout the United States. A team of experts prepares students for university studies, guides students towards successful admission.

Pathway program provides students with the opportunity to prepare for college by getting information, doing exercises that make academic requirements clear, and removing common barriers that can stunt student progress. Topics: resources, teaching methods, writing skills, critical thinking skills, motivation, self-efficacy. Particular attention is paid to group work, mutual learning.

Educational program:

• Acquaintance with other students, staff and teachers, developed support network before starting education at CSM
• Getting to know the campus and its valuable resources
• Obtaining 1 academic credits.