<p>Waiting:
Los Angeles: Late April (predicting 22th) [7 days left]
Berkeley: April 30 [15 days left]</p>
<p>Begun:
Santa Barbara: March 17-April 30
San Diego: March 15-April 30
Santa Cruz: March 15-April 30
Davis: March 15-April 30
Irvine: March 1-April 30
Merced: March 1-March 31
Riverside: March 1-April 30</p>
<p>Well, it is still happening next week! And tomorrow we are half way done with this week. Then the weekend shortly after… Try stay busy this weekend keep your mind off of LA</p>
<p>I’ll probably work all summer to cover my fin. needs for next year. I’d loooove to live on campus. And I’m sidling down to Texas to visit my best friend, hopefully. :)</p>
<p>hey, thank you for the comments guys. I’m a civil engineer major right now, and photography is just my hobby. But I’m considering photojournalism as my second major. and if I do double major, I might just stay at my school (CSUF) cause i think my school is top for communications.</p>
<p>ok, did any Asian UCD applicants (accepted applicants) get an e-mail about their strong Asian American/Pacific Islander community and all of the programs you can volunteer in??</p>
<p>that’s really weird.</p>
<p>I mean… just… weird. Just b/c I’m asian, it doesn’t mean that I would go to the school that offers a “strong asian american community.”</p>
<p>Wouldn’t it make sense to you that they market having a strong asian american community to prospective asian students? Doesn’t seem weird at all to me…</p>
<p>well, it doesn’t really matter to me. I guess b/c I’ve always identified with my American culture, not so much my Asian-ness. I have a deep connection with my Korean culture, but for me, it doesn’t really matter if they have a strong community or not. I don’t really need one and I often find, the one that I did join in K-Town, they’re pretty secluded and some of them are elitist. I’m applying a specific example to a generalization, of course.</p>
<p>But my sister experienced this as well at her Law Frat in UCSD. She met this Korean guy who she hung out with a lot, until he found out she hung out with white people (any non-Asians) and told her that he can’t hang out with her anymore. I guess since there are some people like him (not to that degree, of course), they would try to cater to them…</p>
<p>I guess I’m just surprised. Not what I was expecting, at all.</p>
<p>Maybe the wording of the email threw you off (perhaps it gave the impression of a ‘strong Asian American community’ as being its only selling point), but I would agree with NoMoreWait.</p>
<p>Yeah it may not matter much to you but i’m sure there’s others who would be more comfortable knowing they could be in a situation in which a lot of people around them may have a lot in common with them. Just depends on the person though. As you said, there’s certain people they’re gonna try to cater to. </p>
<p>lol. sorry, just being weird now. i never hung out with the asian kids at school. i was apparently called a “reject asian.” that’s cool. lol, i can be whatever they think i am.</p>
<p>ppl! i talked to UCLA rep today she told me that the decision is not coming out this week so don’t even be excited! it’s coming out next week for sure!</p>
<p>I got the e-mail as well. I think I’ll look into some of their programs if I end up going to Davis. It sounds like an easy way to make new friends.</p>