<p>awright cool. thanks for the info ruyi</p>
<p>Davis: March 15-April 30 (In Progess)
San Diego: Late March-April 30 (soon)
Santa Barbara: March 15-April 30 (In progess)
Santa Cruz: March 15-April 30 (In progress)
Los Angeles: April 26- May 1 (36days left)
Berkeley: April 30 (40days left)
Irvine: March 1-April 30 (in progress)
Merced: March 1-March 31 (In progress)
Riverside: March 1-April 30 (In progress)</p>
<p>SD is very soon and only 40days till Cal!</p>
<p>wow ucla is already 36 days? thx again torrance!</p>
<p>You da **** torrance! thanks</p>
<p>have any oos kids heard back yet?</p>
<p>EVERYONE who applied to UCSB should CALL TOMORROW and ask them when they are going to release decisions. Maybe somehow they will get the point from all the calls they should receive!</p>
<p>This is a question for my friend…</p>
<p>He got accepted to UCR and UCSC so far and waiting on SB and LA. He says that his SIR deadline for UCR is May 1st. So basically he wants to go to UCR unless he gets into LA. I told him thats fine he can do the SIR for UCR but he’ll just lose his deposit from UCR if he decides to choose LA (If he gets accepted). Is that right?</p>
<p>And also why is UCR’s SIR deadline May 1st? He filed his application on November 30th but got early acceptance somehow?</p>
<p>Yay, I just got into UC Davis as a biochem major! I am really happy right now even though I’m pretty sure my girlfriend is going to dump me soon! I had a GPA ~3.54, some W’s, and a couple missing prereqs. Seriously, I am so happy that I just ran around my mom’s house screaming like tarzan. :-)</p>
<p>anyone got an anwser to mylifeisover23? I am curious to know if LA will do anything about that. I am waiting on LA, but if I don’t get in, I’ll end up at davis. The problem is: dorms are first come first serve and if i were to look for apartments, by then, I probably don’t have much to work with. Anyone in the same predicaments?</p>
<p>NOTE: SIR for freshman due May 1st</p>
<pre><code> SIR for Transfers due June 1st
</code></pre>
<p>i wonder if we’ll get to 2500 posts by the time ucsd releases decisions…</p>
<p>hmm</p>
<p>did anyone NOT apply to cal?</p>
<p>A lot of people I know have already gotten into UCSB(honors), UCSC, UCSD, and UCI…
I have yet to hear from any of them except UCSC, which I got in.</p>
<p>:/ BTW, I’m a new member but I’ve been reading these threads throughout spring semester, congrats on everyone that got in already.</p>
<p>(UCLAUCLAUCLAUCLA 
) <3.</p>
<p>i think SD is ganna start posting there decision around march 25th!</p>
<p>Got an email tellin me to check davis app, I’m in.</p>
<p>So I just realized that although I will have taken 7 Asian Studies courses by the end of this semester, only one of them satisfies one of the two pre-reqs for the Asian Studies major I applied for. Am I screwed?</p>
<p>you’ll know soon enough</p>
<p>Congrats to all accepted to UC Davis!! and to Dimethyl Alcohol (CH3CH2OH). Gee I already forgot my chemistry!!</p>
<p>good news for me because my major is chem as well, so you think i’ll be next?</p>
<p>^^unknown726, completely off topic but, CH3CH2OH is known as ethanol, never heard of dimethyl alcohol, maybe dimethyl carbinol but that is (CH3)2CHOH aka isopropyl alcohol.
am I missing something here, I hope not as I am in Organic chem II right now.</p>
<p>West Nile:</p>
<p>I’m not entirly sure but my intention was to use the systematic naming (IUPAC), you know what I’m talking about? I simply numbered the carbon chain as 1 and 2, assigning the position #1 to the carbon closest to the OH group and position #2 to the second carbon away from the OH. So, di (two) methyl(methyl group) alcohol (OH group)…It makes sense to me. However, I cannot remember the common names…one common name might be ethyl alcohol or perhaps as you said ethanol also makes sense to me, (ethan) stands for the two carbons and (ol) stands for the OH group (alcohol part). </p>
<p>What I said above is not entirely IUPAC systimatic. I guess true IUPAC naming of this chemical is dimethane-1-ol.</p>
<p>BTW are you chem major?</p>
<p>Edit: when it came to naming compounds in OChem…I simply memorized the system temporarily because I thought it will be a waste of my long term memory…You always need to refer back to review the stupid rules about the steps you need to take.</p>