University of California-Los Angeles Student Population and Demographics

UCLA Student Population

There are 47,335 students including 33,475 undergraduate and 13,860 graduate students at University of California-Los Angeles for the academic year 2024-2025. By attending status, there are 45,444 full-time and 1,891 part-time students with gender distribution of 20,430 male and 26,905 female students.

University of California-Los Angeles is offering the distance learning opportunity (online degree program) and total 785 students have enrolled online program exclusively.

Student Gender Distribution

University of California-Los Angeles has a total enrollment of 47,335 with a gender distribution of 43.16% male (20,430 students) and 56.84% female (26,905 students). There are 13,269 male and 20,206 female students in undergraduate school and 7,161 male and 6,699 female students are attending graduate school at University of California-Los Angeles.

Student Population By Gender
University of California-Los Angeles
	Total	Men	Women
Total	47,335	20,430	26,905
Undergraduate	33,475	13,269	20,206
Graduate	13,860	7,161	6,699
Full-time	45,444	19,314	26,130
Part-time	1,891	1,116	775

[Chart] University of California-Los Angeles 2025 Gender Distribution of Enrollment

Enrollment by Attending Status

University of California-Los Angeles has 45,444 full-time and 1,891 part-time students. In undergraduate school, 32,972 students are attending classes with full-time status, and 503 students are attending with part-time status. In graduate school, 12,472 students are full-time and 1,388 are part-time students.

Student Population By Attendance Status
University of California-Los Angeles
	Total	Full-time	Part-time
Total	47,335	45,444	1,891
Undergraduate	33,475	32,972	503
Graduate	13,860	12,472	1,388
Men	20,430	19,314	1,116
Women	26,905	26,130	775

[Chart] University of California-Los Angeles Enrollment by Attending Status

Distance Learning (Online Class) Enrollment

At University of California-Los Angeles, 785 students have enrolled exclusively in online courses and 5,535 students have enrolled in some online courses out of total 47,335 students.

In undergraduate schools, 4,988 students take at least one online course and in graduate schools, 1,332 students are attending some online courses.

2025 Distance Learning Enrollment
University of California-Los Angeles
	Total	Undergraduate	Graduate
Total	47,335	33,475	13,860
Online Exclusively	785	42	743
In Some Online Classes	5,535	4,946	589
Not In Online Classes	41,015	28,487	12,528

[Chart] University of California-Los Angeles Distance Learning (Online Class) Enrollment

Race/Ethnicity Distribution

This section analyzes the student population by race/ethnicity at University of California-Los Angeles. There are 79 American Indian/Native American, 11,678 White, 1,730 Black/African American, 12,574 Asian, 10,220 Hispanic, 71 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, and 1,953 students with other races.

Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity
University of California-Los Angeles
	Total	Men	Women
Total	47,335	20,430	26,905
American Indian/Native American	79	27	52
Asian	12,574	5,560	7,014
Black/African American	1,730	572	1,158
Hispanic	10,220	3,554	6,666
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	71	24	47
White	11,678	5,171	6,507
Two More	3,208	1,260	1,948
Race Un-Known	1,423	693	730

[Chart] University of California-Los AngelesRace/Ethnicity Distribution

Student Age Distribution

The following table and chart show the student enrollment by age distribution at University of California-Los Angeles.

Age Distribution
University of California-Los Angeles
	Total	Undergraduate	Graduate
Total	47,335	33,475	13,860
Under 18	783	781	2
Age 18-19	13,272	13,262	10
Age 20-21	15,980	15,701	279
Age 22-24	7,133	2,700	4,433
Age 25-29	6,064	629	5,435
Age 30-34	2,372	197	2,175
Age 35-39	959	106	853
Age 40-49	594	70	524
Age 50-64	167	26	141
Over 64	11	3	8
Age Un-Known	0	0	0

[Chart] University of California-Los Angeles 2025 Age Distribution of Enrollment

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