story of success
your connection to UCLA is lifelong!
Your UCLA story is filled with life-changing moments, unforgettable experiences and lots of hard work. Commencement is a time to honor your UCLA journey, and over 700,000 Bruins await to welcome you into the alumni community. As you prepare for your next chapter, explore the resources and experiences UCLA Alumni Affairs has for you.
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exclusive perks
All graduates become part of the UCLA Alumni Association at no cost. Here are exclusive perks and opportunities for new graduates.
You can print your UCLA Alumni Association Member ID card on demand by logging in to the Alumni Portal. Be sure to update your contact information.
discounts
As a new member of the Alumni Association, save more with some of the most popular discounts listed below.
football season tickets
- Exclusive to UCLA young alumni, join UCLA Football at the Rose Bowl all season long as an extension of the Den for just $200 per seat – limit 4 per account. For more information or to order please contact 310-825-2946 or tickets@athletics.ucla.edu. Pricing and availability are subject to change.
extension courses
- Up to 50% discount on UCLA Extension courses for one year after graduation followed by 10% off afterwards.
Volo Sports
- Volo Sports runs social sports leagues, tournaments, and events nationwide, helping you stay active and make friends after graduation. Use code UCLA26 for 26% off.
UCLA rec access
- Access to discounted rates for UCLA Recreation facilities.
theater shows
- Discounted general tickets for UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television’s Department of Theater shows.
Club Quarters
- Special rates for Club Quarters 17 private hotels located in major cities.
upcoming events
141st Faculty Research Lecture – Rethinking Shakespeare’s Othello: New Perspectives and Insights
Distinguished Professor of English Robert N. Watson will discuss new perspectives on Shakespeare’s Othello, exploring how masculinity, Protestant theology, code-switching, and the history of slavery propel and enrich this tragedy.
Volo Sports
Stay active, make new connections and find your community
Volo Sports runs social sports leagues, tournaments and events nationwide, helping you stay active and make friends after graduation. Use code UCLA26 for 26% off.