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NOW would be a good time to start applying. If you wait until after you graduate, all the new grad positions will be gone. I started applying for jobs in January of my senior year of college. I interviewed and had a job offer in March, graduated in May and started working in September (by choice).
Generally speaking, the primary reason that we must turn away so many qualified students is simply that of competition. For Fall Quarter 2016, UCLA received more than 97,000 freshman applications for a class of just over 6,400 new freshmen. We had to deny more than 79,000 applicants. Among these were some of the brightest and highest achieving high school seniors in the state. Almost all of them were UC eligible.