Dining Dollars are linked to your campus ID card, and can be used in all UC San Diego Dining Services restaurants and markets. Where can UT dining dollars be used? Use your Dine In Dollars at our restaurants, coffee shops and convenience stores. Do dining dollars carry over UCSD? Dining […]
There are a few major hubs where students live around la jolla. To my knowledge, these include – Scala Apartments, Regent Apartments, La Jolla Village townhouses, Solazzo Apartments, and Costa Verde. There are MORE, but these are the ones I’ve either personally checked out or have friends living at. Where […]
One of the advantages of San Diego is its low crime rate. The crime rate in San Diego is 19% lower than the California average while San Francisco’s is 123% higher! Most concerning is the violent crime rate in San Francisco which is twice as high as San Diego. Should […]
Here are the top 10 least–affordable cities: Corpus Christi, Texas. Bakersfield, California. Shreveport, Louisiana. Modesto, California. El Paso, Texas. New York City. Rockford, Illinois. McAllen, Texas. What are the least affordable cities in the US? Those cities are San Jose (with an affordability rating of 12.6), San Francisco (11.8), Los […]
Originally Answered: Why is San Diego so expensive? There’s a high demand for the property, so land-values and property-taxes are high, resulting in high prices on goods and services due to tax-expenses. Also a lot of rich people live there, and they build expensive buildings, driving up taxes even more. […]
The answer is San Diego. San Diego wins by a nose as it’s, on average, 13% more affordable than LA. With a score of 160/100 for San Diego vs 173/100 for Los Angeles, one thing’s for sure; both cities are expensive. Is it cheaper to live in LA or San […]
San Diego. San Diego ranks as least affordable city in the nation. What city in California is the least expensive to live in? Bakersfield is arguably the cheapest city to live in California, with many neighborhoods having available housing stock under $200,000. Which city has the least affordable housing? 12 […]
Normal Heights. Centrally located in San Diego, Normal Heights offers the best of both worlds—an active nightlife scene and plenty of family-friendly things to do! This affordable San Diego neighborhood is perfect for everyone, thanks to its eclectic vibe, friendly community, and low crime rates. What is the most affordable […]
The cost of living in San Francisco, CA is 37.9% higher than in San Diego, CA. You would have to earn a salary of $82,720 to maintain your current standard of living. Employers in San Francisco, CA typically pay 15.8% more than employeers in San Diego, CA. Is San Diego […]
What is surprising is the difference between rental prices. While the median rent in Los Angeles is $1450.00 per month, in San Diego, it’s $1700.00, a substantial difference. (While not really a factor, about 10% more people rent in Los Angeles than in San Diego.) Is San Diego rent cheaper […]
While UCLA has the largest undergrad population, UCSD has the largest College of Engineering, a VERY GOOD Engineering (and programming) education can be had there, better than UCB in some areas, and the allowance of more time in the upper division sandbox. UCLA has a most excellent Chem Department. Which […]
UCSD Psychology Rankings UCSD is in the top 10% of the country for psychology. More specifically it was ranked #82 out of 1,110 schools by College Factual. It is also ranked #11 in California. Which UC is better for psychology? UC Berkeley With 100 years of history and prestige, UC […]
Application volume and acceptance rates vary across the UC system. UCLA and UC—Berkeley, the two top-ranked schools in the system, have acceptance rates of 14% and 18%, respectively. On the opposite end of the spectrum is the University of California—Merced, which reported an 85% acceptance rate for fall 2020. What […]
You have to report the F grades on your UC application, but you also report the repeat grade B. The UC’s have grade validation, meaning that if you pass the 2nd semester with a C or higher, your 1st semester is validated for that course. Can I get into a […]
The issue is not alone a D but also whether the course is needed for you to meet an A-G course requirement, in which case a D can prevent admission to any UC unless rectified in another way. This is true, but the UCs also have screwy rules including a […]