Blue and Gold Opportunity Plan
$0
- Who it is for
- In-state students
Most California families that earn up to $100,000 receive enough grant and scholarship funds to cover their UC tuition.admission.universityofcalifornia.edu (read 2026-05-18)
7 scholarships University of California-Los Angeles publishes, each with the amount, what the school says it takes, and the sentence we read it in. This is what the school states, not a list of every award it offers.
These are the awards the school ties to stated GPA and test bars. No separate application is listed for them.
$0
Most California families that earn up to $100,000 receive enough grant and scholarship funds to cover their UC tuition.admission.universityofcalifornia.edu (read 2026-05-18)
Run by a college or department, and published as open to students entering as freshmen.
$5,000
Award$5000 -- renewable through the recipient's fourth year at UCLA; notification by April 10ucla.academicworks.com
$0 to $10,000
Award Up to $10,000 per yearucla.academicworks.com
$5,000
Award$5,000 -- renewable; notification by August 1ucla.academicworks.com
$0
Covers full cost of attendance; renewable. Requires financial need.scholarshipcenter.ucla.edu
$8,000
$8000, renewable for 4 years.scholarshipcenter.ucla.edu
$0
Covers up to full CA in-state tuition.scholarshipcenter.ucla.edu
Cost of attendance as published: tuition, fees, housing, and food for one year. It is the sticker, before any of the awards above and before need-based aid.
Where University of California-Los Angeles lists its scholarships
Every amount on this page was read off a University of California-Los Angeles page on the date shown. Schools change award tables, so check the school's page before you count on a number.