Resident estimate
$41,990
University of California-Los Angeles
Los Angeles, CA
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planning to live on campus • Federal release 2026
$41,990
$76,190
Approximately $34,200 more per year for nonresident students
| Estimated yearly expense | Resident estimate | Nonresident estimate |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition and required fees | $15,203 | $49,403 |
| Housing and mealsShared estimate | $18,369 | $18,369 |
| Books and suppliesShared estimate | $1,641 | $1,641 |
| TransportationShared estimate | Not reported | Not reported |
| Personal or miscellaneous expensesShared estimate | Not reported | Not reported |
| Other costs not separately categorizedShared estimate | $6,777 | $6,777 |
| Estimated yearly budget | $41,990 | $76,190 |
Shared estimates use the same reported living-cost values in both categories. Missing values remain “Not reported,” never $0. A yearly total appears only when its displayed reported components reconcile.
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Step 2 · Historical context
What this means: These figures show how a recent student cohort received help paying. They are not a personal aid estimate.
Historical IPEDS figures for the full-time, first-time degree/certificate-seeking undergraduates cohort (2023-24); 6,579 students. Average amounts apply only to recipients of that aid category. Recipient groups may overlap, averages must not be added together, and this is not a personal financial-aid offer.
49% received this type of aid
$25,627 average among recipients
27% received this type of aid
$6,390 average among recipients
40% received this type of aid
$12,309 average among recipients
45% received this type of aid
average among recipients
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Need-based federal grant funding for eligible undergraduate students who have not earned a bachelor's, graduate, or professional degree, with limited post-baccalaureate teacher-certification exceptions.
No separate program application · FAFSA required
Deadline — Open: Federal FAFSA deadline for the 2026–27 award year; state and college deadlines may be earlier
Reapply each award year
Award year: 2026–27
Campus-based federal grant for undergraduates with exceptional financial need, with priority generally given to students with the lowest Student Aid Indexes who also receive Pell Grants.
No separate program application · FAFSA required
Ask this college's financial-aid office whether FSEOG is available. It is a campus-based program with limited funds and is not offered by every college.
Deadline — Open: Federal FAFSA deadline for 2026–27; college priority deadlines are usually earlier because funds are limited
Not guaranteed; reviewed by the college each award year
Award year: 2026–27
Federal grant for eligible students preparing to teach in a high-need field at a school or educational service agency serving low-income students.
Separate step or application required · FAFSA required
Ask this college whether it participates in TEACH Grant and whether your education program is TEACH-Grant-eligible.
Deadline — Open: Federal FAFSA deadline for 2026–27; the college may set an earlier deadline
May be received in later eligible years within federal limits
Award year: 2026–27
California need-based grant family for eligible students at participating California colleges, with award type and amount determined under Cal Grant rules and the enacted state budget.
No separate program application
The institution must remain Cal Grant eligible. CSAC identifies California public institutions as eligible and confirms that USC participates; Stanford withdrew from California state-aid programs effective with this cycle.
Deadline — Closed for this cycle: 2026–27 state priority deadline
May continue for the published duration while the recipient remains eligible and renews the financial-aid application
Award year: 2026–27
State scholarship for eligible California undergraduates at a UC or CSU whose award is calculated after other available student resources and gift aid.
Last-dollar program: it may cover a remaining eligible balance after other grants and scholarships are applied.
No separate program application
This record is limited to curated University of California and California State University campuses supported by the current CSAC program description.
Deadline — Closed for this cycle: 2026–27 state financial-aid application deadline
Recalculated each year after a new FAFSA or California Dream Act Application
Award year: 2026–27
Part-time employment for eligible students with financial need. Money is earned through eligible employment; it is not an automatic tuition discount.
Separate step or application required · FAFSA required
Ask this college's financial-aid office whether Federal Work-Study positions and funds are available. A work-study award does not guarantee a job.
Deadline — Open: Federal FAFSA deadline for 2026–27; campus funds and jobs are limited, so college priority dates matter
Not guaranteed; reapply for aid and seek eligible employment each year
Award year: 2026–27
Cost data use dataset year 2026, while aid data describe academic year 2023-24. Use them as separate planning references rather than a same-year comparison.
Your actual price depends on official residency classification, household circumstances, enrollment, living arrangement, grants and scholarships, and the institution's final financial-aid offer.
Missing, unavailable, and privacy-suppressed values remain not reported; they are never converted to zero. Cost components describe reported institutional planning scenarios. Financial-aid figures are historical cohort averages and are not residency-specific or a personal estimate.
Federal student loans must be repaid.
17% borrowed federal student loans
$4,768 average among borrowers
Registry reviewed 2026-09-08. These are programs to investigate, not personal eligibility decisions or award estimates. Loans are excluded.