<p>anyone hear from ucsd today yet?</p>
<p>nope, same message as always</p>
<p>From what I’ve been told, both SDSU and UCSD have “party school” reputations, only SDSU moreso. The UCs are usually taken more “seriously” than the CSUs, but these are all vague generalities, though. Whether or not you’re taken “seriously” in the professional world really is up to you, not the school.</p>
<p>still no good/bad news from UCSD, UCD, UCB
SDSU is the first one that lets me in. CSU schools are easy to get in.</p>
<p>Well I think we now have to wait til next Saturday again to see if UCSD will update because it doesn’t look like anything will happen today.</p>
<p>Those philosophers were definately not from SD…</p>
<p>UCSD IS NOT EVEN CLOSE TO A PARTY SCHOOL</p>
<p>I cant put enough emphasis on how “dry” this school is. SDSU is the opposite, HUGE party school! Living here in SD, i always see SDSU give UCSD a bad rep. they are opposites when it comes to parties. The reason that UCSD is so dry is because there is no frat row on campus. The community of La Jolla wont allow it because LJ is such a respectable community. LJ doesnt want to have a bad rep. UCSD does have frats tho, dont get them wrong, their houses are just located off campus. if you are thinking of going to UCSD, expect great acedemics and a good time, but no huge parties like you would if you went to SDSU</p>
<p>UCSD guy: “you have these hot smart girls, and sometimes you’re like damn, I just want a dumb hot girl, and you can find plenty of those at San Diego State!” hahahahahahhahaha</p>
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<p>kcs, very true, a lot of ucsd students go to sdsu parties. because there are soo many sdsu students, it is easy to have friends that go there. besides house parties, both universities go downtown and pacific beach = more chances to meet sdsu hotties</p>
<p>The user, ROCK, said this in an earlier post:</p>
<p>I live like two minutes from UCSD and have been a SD resident all my life, of all the UCSD house mates that ive had, one of them transferred in with a 2.9, and my counselor says that around a 3.0 is semi competitive for transferring to UCSD because california transfer students are first priority into UC. A good amount of my roomies have gotten in with under a 3.5, but they all live in SD too. </p>
<p>Do you guys know if living near the UC that you want to transfer to has anything to do with the decision?</p>
<p>My response:</p>
<p>I live in Northern CA, and I don’t believe that your close proximity to the campus has any bear on your admission. I applied to UCSD last year for Fall 2006, (this is my 2nd round, oy), and according to the transfer admission counselor at UCSD that I spoke to after I was denied admittance, the only thing that was holding them back from offering me a spot was my low gpa (the minimum transfer gpa was a 2.9).</p>
<p>kcs09 thats a pretty cool website theu thx</p>
<p>thanks kaymoua, so i guess that me living here by ucsd doesnt gain me any points, too bad</p>
<p>do uc’s post decisions on weekends? cause i don’t want to waste time checking on weekends if they’re not.</p>
<p>can u shut the hell up with the lord of art crap?</p>
<p>kaymoua1123, dude how did you talk with the UCSD couns? emailed or visited one? I need to know so I can be prepared as well. thanks man.</p>
<p>LORD OF FART! I command you to fart now!!!</p>
<p>ROCK:</p>
<p>Of course, I’m glad I was able to help.</p>
<p>I once heard of a high school student who moved from his home state of Washington to live in Berkeley by himself, I guess his family took care of his finances while he concentrated on his studies, in an effort to show the admissions committee his commitment to CAL. I’m sure his move was prompted by a number of other things though, like not having to pay out-of-state tuition and not being considered an out-of-state applicant, but in the end, CAL didn’t pick him up. Imagine how much that must’ve sucked for him. I think he went to Irvine or something.</p>
<p>yummiecandies, you’re a bio major right? For the love of God, please don’t go to SFSU!!! I think you would have trouble landing a job with a science degree from that school. Even UC Merced would be a better choice!!!</p>
<p>OH SNAP! i was at sfsu temporarily (for a week), and i HATED that school!! dont go there!! its a commuter campus!!</p>
<p>Unknown726,</p>
<p>I was so bummed out that they didn’t pick me up, that I drove down there and asked to speak to a transfer admission counselor. But prior to all this, I received a letter from them stating the reason why they didn’t pick me up, and it said that it was because of my GPA (I didn’t do so well the first several semesters in college…Family issues). So with that letter in hand, I drove down and spoke to one of their transfer admission counselors. The lady that I spoke to was very nice; she sat me down and went over my application with me. She calculated my GPA and said that if I had at least a 2.9, they would have accepted me.</p>
<p>Let’s hope the 2nd time around is a charm :)</p>
<p>Good Luck!</p>
<p>heading down to UCSD, UCLA, UCI manana, woo hoo! more woo hoo emphasis for SD though.</p>
<p>its cloudy at ucsd right now. looks like might of had some rain earlier. but oh man nw swell is scheduled to hit this week and after last weeks sw, STOKED!</p>