<p>I mean Area 4</p>
<p>unknown, first and foremost, LET IT GO!!! and RELAX, just wait lol</p>
<p>second, most of the people there said to
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<p>But the UCs do not accept, nor recommend an interview. 
Also, if you visit the campus, there wont be a sheet of paper where you write your name. Once again, its pointless.</p>
<p>“Also, if you visit the campus, there wont be a sheet of paper where you write your name.”</p>
<p>I went to a transfer information session for Haas and they had us fill out our basic information and turn it in.</p>
<p>people who applied to UCLA: if you guys get in, will you be living on or off campus? How is the on-campus housing?</p>
<p>starryqt22- ill join dorm for sure!</p>
<p>starryqt22: i’m thinking off campus so I can park my car in a safe secure lot versus the oncampus parking.</p>
<p>I think I will be leaving my car at home and taking my dad’s suv unless I get some kind of secure parking like jpnguyen also haha</p>
<p>I’d live off campus. In UCs (at least, in my experience) only freshmen, and occasionally sophomores, live on campus. They also grossly overcharge for dorms (Half a room/communal bathrooms/dorm food isn’t $1000+ in Davis).</p>
<p>I like having my own space, my own bathroom and my own food (I’m a vegetarian) enough to deal with the hassle of living off-campus.</p>
<p>i was thinking living of living off campus too in westwood. but i was debating about that since i don’t really know anybody there. hopefully i am able to find a roommate! but parking…i definitely will be taking a car down there, so living off campus would probably be a better bet for me.</p>
<p>but i hate how it takes so long to find out admissions decisions from ucla.</p>
<p>im gonna try for the kinda-on-campus apartments. theyre only 5 1/2k per school year. although my friends have told me that ucla is good about making roommate matches on-campus.</p>
<p>at ucsb, we used to say it was “social suicide” to not live on campus your first year there.</p>
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<p>Sweetny, Haas’s admissions is totally different than admissions to UCLA and even regular admissions to berkeley. You definately cant compare.</p>
<p>do you think that a transfer to UCSB should try to get into the santa ynez appartments? Or the on campus dorms for transfers? does anyone know how hard they are to get into?
What about UCI transfer living? I don’t know anyone at either school…</p>
<p>CALICURLS:</p>
<p>Santa ynez for sure!!! people in ucsb would kill for a spot in santa ynez. the transfer dorms (san raf) are really really small, and manzanita has freshmen in close proximity.</p>
<p>SANTA YNEZ FOR SURE.</p>
<p>I would looovvee to live in santa ynez, but i hear that its super hard to get into…UCSB sucks for not accomodating transfers 
Otherwise, It’d be perfect for me. Any advice in regards to getting into santa ynez?</p>
<p>starryqt22: i don’t know anyone either besides one person at my school that is planning to go to ucla this fall. Well, I do have relatives and a couple of friends but they are out of school and couldn’t put up with my late hours. I’m hoping that I can find a studio or something or possibly find some really cool housemates to save some cash.</p>
<p>UC Davis sickens me!!!</p>
<p>how many time do I have to check to see if I have been accepted…REJECT ME ALREADY…I don’t care!</p>
<p>Any transfer Science major accepted to UCD already??</p>
<p>Anyone UCSD?</p>
<p>Not me. Waiting on SB and SD.</p>
<p>so would it not be wise for juinor year transfers to dorm at ucsb? since the majority are frosh/soph. or are there any apartments for transfers on campus?</p>