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<p>If UCLA’s admissions reading system is like Berkeley’s, it does not have the whole admissions committee reading each application the way smaller schools are sometimes said to do it. The Berkeley system has two readers scoring each application using a specified set of criteria, with a senior reader tie-breaking scores that are too far apart. Then the applicants are ranked by score to determine who is admitted (sometimes by division or major). The process scales up by just hiring more readers (which they can do with the application fees).</p>