<p>SMC? hahaha</p>
<p>nope, although i always hear that about SMC too.</p>
<p>De Anza was “supposedly” the top cc in the nation a few years back or something, but I could never see how that was. We broke as “phuc”.</p>
<p>going to the best community college is worthless they are all in the same **** hole category it is like saying you best behaved inmate on death row or your the smartest mentally disabled person</p>
<p>Well I wouldn’t say it’s worthless. It’s a good stepping stone to go someone that ISNT a sh**hole (a UC, basically). And yes, here at De Anza we are completely broke now.</p>
<p>im saying they are all the same no need to “rank” in their mind they are all the “best” but it is such a stupid think to rank them at all because they are all tools used by smarter students to save money/ get into a school they couldnt afford out of high school or couldnt get into because of slacking or something</p>
<p>anyways Im going to sleep good night CC</p>
<p>For the San Diego Community College District [City/Mesa/Miramar] this is our last week! 2 finals today, two tomorrow, and then freedom!</p>
<p>this is still the HOUSING thread, you guys :)</p>
<p>Ah… yes… housing. I wish to live in the plazas.</p>
<p>I have my final (Mesa) in less than an hour. Can’t wait until Idon’thavetodrivesofarandwastegas.</p>
<p>Has anyone like, applied yet? For housing?</p>
<p>The $30 application thing? Yeah, me. I did it awhile ago, after my friend told me he would be going to Cal and not UCLA, so that I didn’t know anybody I particularly would want to live with. So I figured “Meh, might as well send in the application now.” And I did. I hope I don’t get matched up with a creeper.</p>
<p>may have found the answer to my prayers…dad got me a room at his old fraternity (double) for $600/mo including food and parking!!! woot, son!</p>
<p>Is it true that you aren’t allowed to cook if you live in one of the campus dorms/apts?</p>
<p>Well, there are no kitchens, so I guess there’s no way you’d be able to cook… Unless you brought your own portable stove or something. Maybe an Easy Bake Oven? Hehehe.</p>
<p>Awe- easy bake! ha ha. I applied for housing already. I wonder when we get our assignments!</p>
<p>have not received housing assignment, summer parking permit, or bruincard. Not to mention, ucla has yet to receive my transcript.</p>
<p>aiyah</p>
<p>Aiyah –> The grandpa from Jackie Chan Adventures!!! I loved that show! If not, don’t mind me…</p>
<p>@Evan - Looking at last year’s thread, pretty early in June! I don’t know if we’re assigned roommates that early though? But we’re told where/how we’ll be living…</p>
<p><a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/uc-transfers/724698-ucla-housing-out.html?highlight=housing+assignment[/url]”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/uc-transfers/724698-ucla-housing-out.html?highlight=housing+assignment</a> (2009)</p>
<p>Oh, btw, how is the housing application? Whadiyaguys put down for preferences?</p>
<p>@edelynly I know there are no kitchens, which is why I wanted to buy one of those tiny stoves. I remember when I went to UCSB they restricted any microwaves or any cooking utensils. I didnt know if it was the same for UCLA.</p>
<p>I am both anxious and eagerly awaiting June 3rd. And June 1st, so I can register for orientation, but mostly June 3rd.</p>
<p>Yeah, no standalone microwaves. You can rent (or bring your own, but they’re expensive) a ‘microfridge.’ It’s a microwave and fridge in one! Can’t get any better than that…</p>
<p>@MrOblivious - Me too. What if I don’t get into the first orientation! What if I don’t get the room I want (which seems highly possible looking at last year’s thread…)!!! :(</p>