The Academic Advancement Program (AAP) was established in 1971 to widen university access for historically underrepresented students at UCLA, including low income, first-generation, immigrant, and students of color. AAP also provides services to transfer students.

What does AAP stand for in school?

Advanced Academic Programs (AAP) provide challenging learning experiences for all students that build on individual strengths and optimize abilities.

Who is eligible for AAP UCLA?

ELIGIBILITY. All AAP students who have completed 36 units, have not exceed 150 units at the college or university level, and who have a minimum cumulative UCLA GPA of 2.75 or better by the end of the 2020 Fall Quarter are eligible to apply.