He is a transfer student also!

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r/UCSD: Welcome to r/UCSD! It's really important for me to have a single room. By using our Services or clicking I agree, you agree to our use of cookies. Anyone has any experience living there? Current Village resident here. If you have a medical reason for needing a single, you should email housing right away and try to work stuff out with them.

This is a forum where the students, faculty, staff, alumni, and other individuals associated with the University of California San Diego can discuss, share, advise, and collaborate among themselves! Close. Housing and the feel of the campus will definitely factor into which university I will choose to attend, so on to my question: My brother and I both were admitted into UCSD, but he applied for and got into Revelle, and I was accepted into Warren. Press J to jump to the feed. East Tower is the roomiest imo. Thanks! Cheers. We just have a choice of signing up to live with people that sign up to be in one of these communities, so I wanted to see if people could tell me what it was like, New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast.

Not only is the rent killer, but the forced dining plan as well with the extortionist market. This is a forum where the students, faculty, staff, alumni, and other individuals associated with the University of California San Diego can discuss, share, advise, and collaborate among themselves! I emailed UCSD The Village just now and I'm hoping to get more responses from current students also. Bummer about the 2nd year thing, hopefully I'll make enough friends by then to rent a place out. 1. Will we be able to live in dorms together on campus (maybe at the Village)?

If you're not going to be taking the same classes that everyone else is in, I would guess that you would feel a little isolated? Lots of parties, though often times than not it may get shut down. UCSD Transfer Housing Hey guys, I'm a transfer student from a CCC and I am currently choosing between the handful of UCs that I was accepted to for Computer Science. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. 7 comments. No experience with either but I would expect the CSE interest housing would be full of CS or related majors, and a lot of people would be taking the same classes.

Thanks in advance. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. However, shady thing about the Village is they didn't honor their two-year agreement. Cookies help us deliver our Services.

As an experiment, I decided to see if I would receive some sort of alert email as my housing deadline approached (decided not to renew). Posted by.

Hey there! Archived. If I didn't get Sixth, I hoped for Muir because fewer requirements for transfers. Bio Sciences Housing As A Transfer Student I'm an incoming transfer student to UCSD as a Biotechnology major, and intend on living on-campus. Transfer housing. I got accepted to ucsd as a transfer and I had a few questions about housing.

I am specifically interested in the Transfer success community or the Computer Science and Engineering one (I'm a structural engineering major). Thanks for looking out. Do you have a lot of opportunities on your major?

And it isn't really convenient either because parking is shit, the entire thing sits on top of a mountain, classes are on the other side of campus, and the bitches don't put out. u/plinkiedinkie.

User account menu. Press J to jump to the feed. Just a guess. Hey guys, I'm a transfer student from a CCC and I am currently choosing between the handful of UCs that I was accepted to for Computer Science. I'm an accepted transfer as well and am worried I may get distracted from studies living in a triple.

If it isn't likely for me to receive a single, then I will probably look for off-campus housing. They sent out an email last year that about 95% of incoming transfers will live in a triple, so that probably doesn't look good if you want to get a single. Are the classes way too big and you never get to talk to your professor? The Village is shady, and overly expensive. 1 year ago. share.

The best you can expect as a first year at the village is a double. Let me know if you have any questions about housing! I'm also likely a bit older than most at 26 so I'm hoping that doesn't cause issues.

I am specifically interested in the Transfer success community or the Computer Science and Engineering one (I'm a structural engineering major). If you're able to, come to Transfer Triton Day May 9th to get a better feel about the campus and where you're gonna be living in next year.

Any additional info you guys want to pass along for an excited transfer student will be gladly accepted. If you apply for housing at the village are they likely to put you in a single or do they mostly assign you for a double or a triple? Transfer Fall Housing.

I heard it’s new. HDH says “Incoming transfer housing assignments will be in Seventh college.” How’s the apartment in seventh college? Transfer Housing Communities I'm transferring to UCSD this fall and am wondering if it would be good to join a transfer housing community! This is a forum where the students, faculty, staff, alumni, and others associated with the University of California San … Press J to jump to the feed.

I'm transferring to UCSD this fall and am wondering if it would be good to join a transfer housing community! Have to say it's a pretty nice to place to live for transfer.

I got the email alert....one hour before the deadline. Welcome to r/UCSD!

r/UCSD: Welcome to r/UCSD! I'm currently in The Village. I was confused bc the description says computer science and engineering majors, and alludes to there being other engineering majors there, If you're transferring you can push to be placed in The Village where nearly all of the transfers live, I am going to be living there already! In general, rank the colleges that start with "R's" …

Welcome to r/UCSD! Thanks. I'm majoring on Mathematics so if anyone out there could give me an insight on my major that would be nice. Also, if anyone has lived at the village, how was it? They're pretty decent about that kind of situation, I believe, and it wouldn't hurt to try.

Press J to jump to the feed. It's relieving to know we'll be able to stick somewhat close together in our first year so far away from home. EDIT: Forgot to mention my brother is also a transfer student (we both applied for Fall 2015)! New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. As a transfer I only had to take CAT125R (online), which I did during a summer session, and my DEI class also counted towards my major.