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After high school and two years of a junior college (to do my general education), I will goto a university, most likely in the UC system. Why? Because its cheaper. But also that the system has a strong core of classes focused on what I want to do: engineering. All of the UC's (especially UCSB and UCSC) have strong science and math departments that will help me become an engineer. |
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College Eight in UC Santa Cruz. Focuses on Environmental Studies |
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Royce Hall, located in UC Los Angeles |
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I really would like to go to UCSB because of its engineering departments, but also I have seen its campus and it is a sight to see (as the picture to the left can tell you). I have also visited the Santa Cruz University and liked it, but not as much as Santa Barabara. Also the people and students are generally well natured people and not the tree huggers located in Santa Cruz. |
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A high altitude picture of University of California Santa Barbara's campus |
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Students sitting around a camp fire in UCSC |
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