UCLA Honors Program

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of California - Los Angeles
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<p>So I applied to the honors program even though I didn't get invited outright on my acceptance letter (my gpa was above the requirements but my sat scores were 10 points short!). I submitted the essay and all that. But now how can I check my honor's application status? Do I get to know IF i have been accepted to their honors program? When? how?</p>

<p>Also, if I am accepted, then how do I sign up for housing? On the housing website it says that "specially recruited students," or honors and reagents scholars must submit all other documentation.... what does this mean? I already signed up for housing at UCLA and paid for the $30 nonrefundable fee. </p>

<p>I am just confused on the whole process. And what are some benefits of Honors? Do you get prioriity class enrollment like Reagents scholars, because that's the only "benefit" I really care about. Thanks</p>

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<p>Yeah, they get priority enrollment.</p>

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<p>honors will find out in mid-may.
i don't quite remember how... most likely you check your my.ucla.
there's no housing benefit to honors. i'm pretty sure we don't get priority or anything... and as a freshman it doesn't affect you.
just do your housing like everyone else, and enjoy the priority enrollment (a HUGE perk!!)</p>

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<p>they may not explicitly get housing benefits, but my friends in honors are all in doubles this year. could just be luck/coincidence</p>

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<p>lucky for them... i'm in a triple x.x</p>

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<p>unless you're in the top 3% of your class, i dont think you'll get into the honors program. </p>

<p>they said on the site, no exceptions (when it comes to gpa and sat)</p>

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<p>You could always apply as a continuing student, and if you're going to be in a cluster/PAN, you'll at least get priority for the first year.</p>

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<p>Here's a secret: there are always exceptions.</p>