On the Hill!
Dining halls that offer study spaces?
Bplate, Feast
Where free printing is provided
SAC, LGBTQ Center
where you should go for registration, general academic counseling help
College Academic Counseling
The place on the Hill where you can get academic advice, help with majors/ minors and class planning, etc.
CAM (College Academic Mentor) @ De Neve Office of Res Life Monday-Thursday
The name of our Faculty in Residence?
Dr. Jen Silvers
Last day to drop an impacted class without penalty?
Friday Week 2
Located in Rieber Hall 115, where you can get free writing help (also various locations avail on campus)
Undergrad Writing Center (UWC)
Event hosted by UCLA Housing every midterm season to provide destress activities during midterms
Midterm Mayhem
On MyUCLA where you can check your progress for graduation, completing your major/ minor, etc.
Degree Audit Report (DAR)
A space where they provide 3D printers and cool gadgets. Great place to explore new areas of interest.
Makerspace
The place you can go to rent out reserved textbooks, calculators, chargers, laptops, etc.
UCLA Libraries: Powell, YRL, Rosenfeld, etc
What to do when you want to change your major
Go see your CAC counselor. ( fun fact: you can also make your own major)
open for 24/7, closest public study space from the Hedrick Summit building
Hedrick Study
Library of past exams, you can take a test by turning in a test. A great way to study for your midterms/ finals by looking at your professor's old exams
Test Bank
How many units do you need to be considered a full time student?
12 units