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UCLA · Campus savings
Basic Needs services
Find campus support for food, housing, financial difficulties and other essential needs through UCLA's official resource directory.
Food & housingEmergency support
Eligibility & details
Eligibility and access procedures vary by service.
Deadline: Check the official resource for current dates.
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UCLA · Campus savings
Bruin U-Pass
Access participating Los Angeles transit services through the undergraduate transit-pass program. Renew the pass as required and check covered operators before travel.
Transportation
Eligibility & details
Registered undergraduates paying the Universal Access Transit Pass Fee; separate summer terms apply.
Deadline: Check the official resource for current dates.
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UCLA · Campus savings
CLICC laptop and technology lending
Borrow laptops and access instructional computing resources instead of purchasing equipment for every need. This campus guide explains CLICC and other student services.
Software & technology
Eligibility & details
CLICC serves UCLA students, faculty and staff; checkout uses a BruinCard and availability varies.
Deadline: Check the official resource for current dates.
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UCLA · Campus savings
Textbook price comparison and buyback
Use the UCLA Store's course-material finder to compare prices and explore used-book buyback. Review Inclusive Access pricing and opt-out terms before keeping digital materials.
Books & course materials
Eligibility & details
Options depend on the course, item availability and current store terms.
Deadline: Check the official resource for current dates.
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UCLA · Campus savings
UCLA Work Study
Earn wages through qualifying campus or off-campus employment to help meet educational expenses. Work-study is earned through work rather than paid upfront.
Work & service
Eligibility & details
Need-based award and qualifying employment required; federal and university programs have different rules.
Deadline: Check the official resource for current dates.
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NATIONAL RESOURCE · Campus savings
529 plans and qualified education expenses
Read IRS guidance on qualified tuition programs and how education savings may be used.
Tax benefitsTuition & transferMilitary & families
Eligibility & details
Qualified expenses, distributions and tax coordination rules apply. Review current IRS guidance for your situation.
Deadline: Check the official resource for current dates.
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NATIONAL RESOURCE · Campus savings
Compare the real cost of college
Find net-price calculators, College Scorecard and tools to compare financial aid offers and costs beyond tuition.
Tuition & transfer
Eligibility & details
Planning tools are publicly available. Estimates and aid offers differ; compare grants and scholarships separately from loans.
Deadline: Check the official resource for current dates.
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NATIONAL RESOURCE · Campus savings
Education tax credits: AOTC and Lifetime Learning
Compare two federal education credits and use the IRS eligibility tool before claiming qualified expenses.
Tax benefitsTuition & transfer
Eligibility & details
Income, enrollment and expense rules apply. The same student cannot receive both credits for the same year; avoid double-counting expenses used for other tax benefits.
Deadline: Check the official resource for current dates.
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NATIONAL RESOURCE · Campus savings
Find help with food, housing and essentials
Use the government benefits guide to research food, housing, health coverage and utility support alongside campus services.
Each program sets its own income, residency and household rules. Students may face additional restrictions; use the official agency's screening process.
Deadline: Check the official resource for current dates.
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