<p>oh hell yes, trumpet. if you’re getting dom for berkeley, splurge and get a bottle of moet & chandon’s dom perignon rose. it’s about $379 at the bevmo by my house, and the bottle sure looks pretty.</p>
<p>hell, i don’t expect to get into berkeley and if i do i’m buying some real expensive champagne. i should’ve bought some andre when i got into UCSB.</p>
<p>Not necessarily! There have been many cases of people getting accepted into Cal and not UCLA and the other way around as well. Getting into one is not a good indication of acceptance into the other.</p>
<p>In any case, sit tight everyone and we’ll know for sure soon enough! Good luck!</p>
<p>yeah, not a good year for those who like to blaze and it falls right before midterms/exams/a ton of work to be submitted are due. then again most of my friends are at 4-year semester schools and they have a a week or two before they have to start going insane over finals, so they will be partying hard today…</p>
<p>dude, i’m so a member of bevmo. if i can get free drinks after x amt of points, i will totally hit that. plus if i ever want to go to bartending school they have a giant selection of bartending books, haha.</p>
<p>not to mention they have sugar-free bawls, which is guarana soda (also known as legalized crack.)</p>
<p>Should have bought some Carlo Rossi when you got into UCSB… And yeah the few times I’ve been to Bevmo, that vintage champagne case looks pretty damn enticing. Especially the Cristal with its golden bottle and the light shining down on it, majestic.</p>
<p>hahaha the cases at bevmo are like mecca, it feels like you’re at a museum looking at all of these vintage and rare liquors.<br>
hahaha for UCSB, not to discount it, i wasn’t going to go too crazy…and andre is good enough. then again spring break was just one long celebratory feast so i definitely celebrated that. and probably enough to celebrate for USC, and UCLA, and UC Berkeley…</p>
<p>to anyone from colleges reading this, this is in no way saying i am a lindsay lohan, jsyk. i am a responsible individual who has stayed home this weekend writing a midterm paper. so let me go to your schools plz.</p>
<p>uci sucks, i am currently here and hating it. If you are asian, then you’ll fit right in, but if you’re not then reconsider. The admission stats says like 60 % are asians, but it’s actually about 85%. no joke. most are so freaking annoying/snobbish. don’t come to uci or you’ll regret.</p>
<p>Waiting:
Los Angeles: Late April (predicting 23th) [3 days left]
Berkeley: April 30 [10 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>SIR deadlines
UCI, UCSD, UCSB = June 1st </p>
<p>[UCLA</a> = 11:59 p.m., Monday, June 2, 2008<a href=“If%20you%20are%20admitted%20late–close%20to%20or%20after%20this%20date,%20you%20have%20three%20weeks%20from%20the%20date%20on%20your%20letter%20of%20admission%20to%20submit%20your%20SIR.”>/url</a></p>
<p>congrats on your acceptance and hopefully you will get la and cal with your good gpa. I have a question though. when you apply to uc’s for transfer. what happens if you are double majoring. for example, i will apply to major in physiological sciences and i want you either double major with spanish or minor in spanish. what do i do. first do i apply as physio, then if i get in go into doubling? btw i also don’t know what grades it is that uc’s look at for transferring. all first year with summer and second year fall. do they also look at winter? keep in mind im at uci so we are on the quarter system and we get our grades by mid march.</p>
<p>i’m already planning my huge acceptance (or rejection) party. it’ll be an outside afternoon/into-the-evening pool party with my DJ friends and all their music equip, and all the jungle juice i can possible make. (and even more liquor if it turns out to be a rejection party). i’m going out tomorrow to buy some big ol’ beat-up speakers for the party to help push all memory of admissions out of my head. :)</p>
<p>and the cool thing is: planning this thing takes the edge off waiting for that special letter or package, cuz either way, this shindig is happening!!!</p>