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Coolbrezze · 06-12-2009, 01:23 PM

I just caught interest in University of California- San Diego. Though when looking at the stats on collegeboard.com, it became more obvious why I hear less about the university. Is it a university contributed only to in state students, and if accepted out of state your likely to have Ivy League stats? Every student at the school graduated in the top 10% of their class ( or more to round to 100%), and every students seems to have at least a 3.0+ that was accepted.
Can anyone summerize the stereotype of University of California- San Diego? Also other things you think I may be interested in knowing base off my question.

( How does the California university school system work, like Texas?)

06-12-2009, 01:23 PM	#1
Coolbrezze Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: University of Iowa '14 Posts: 4,935	University of California- San Diego and out of state students I just caught interest in University of California- San Diego. Though when looking at the stats on collegeboard.com, it became more obvious why I hear less about the university. Is it a university contributed only to in state students, and if accepted out of state your likely to have Ivy League stats? Every student at the school graduated in the top 10% of their class ( or more to round to 100%), and every students seems to have at least a 3.0+ that was accepted. Can anyone summerize the stereotype of University of California- San Diego? Also other things you think I may be interested in knowing base off my question. ( How does the California university school system work, like Texas?)
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