Is University of California-Santa Cruz (UCSC) or UC Santa Barbara Harder to get into? Which school is easier to get into? If you’re looking at acceptance rate alone, then UC Santa Barbara is more difficult to get into. Which UC’s are the hardest to get into? Hardest UC Schools to […]
With so many to choose from – each with its own personality and charm – Santa Cruz is the quintessential beach town. So, if you’re California dreamin’, and only sun, sand, and surf will cure what ails you, head to Santa Cruz – you won’t be disappointed. Are there beaches […]
The tiny beach known as 2222 Beach is located along West Cliff Drive at Auburn Avenue in Santa Cruz. Is UC Santa Cruz on the beach? Among the county’s 29 miles of beaches are a mix of natural, quiet spots and urban, packed beaches. Natural Bridges State Beach, Lighthouse Beach, […]
Students can still elect to receive a “pass/no pass” grade, but many academic programs limit or even forbid pass/no pass grading. A grade of C and above would receive a grade of “pass”. Overall, students may now earn no more than 25% of their UCSC credits on a “pass/no pass” […]
Declare or change your major Read major descriptions in the General Catalog. Talk with your college advisor. Explore majors by speaking with department advisors. Discuss career options with a Career Services counselor. Read the Academic Senate policy on Majors (section A). What does it mean to declare a major? “Proposing” […]
While it does vary from college to college, generally speaking, most ask students to declare their chosen major by the end of their sophomore year. This gives the students time to explore various electives and get some gen ed courses out of the way. This way, your junior and senior […]
The change of college form allows you to make certain changes to your education, such as changing, adding, or dropping a major. Please read the following Change Existing Major instructions carefully, before starting your application. Can I change my major at UC Berkeley? During the UC Berkeley application process you […]
The most popular majors at University of California—Santa Cruz include: Computer and Information Sciences, General; Psychology, General; Business/Managerial Economics; Cell/Cellular and Molecular Biology; Sociology, General; Environmental Studies; Film/Video and Photographic Arts, Other; English Language and What majors does UC Santa Cruz specialize in? Undergraduate Majors Degree Description Code Biology B.S. […]
Students who enter UCSC as frosh are expected to confirm their proposed major by the end of their first year, and be formally declared in a major by the deadline in the spring quarter of second year (or equivalent). Does UC admit based on major? Most UCs do not consider […]
Living in Santa Cruz offers residents an urban suburban mix feel and most residents rent their homes. In Santa Cruz there are a lot of bars, restaurants, coffee shops, and parks. Many young professionals live in Santa Cruz and residents tend to lean liberal. The public schools in Santa Cruz […]
Santa Cruz County has 276,603 residents and is situated at the northern tip of Monterey Bay, approximately 65 miles south of San Francisco, 35 miles north of Monterey, and 35 miles southwest of Silicon Valley. Is Santa Cruz Southern or Northern California? Northern CaliforniaSanta Cruz (Spanish for “Holy Cross”) is […]
The 2,000-acre (810 ha) UCSC campus is located 75 miles (121 km) south of San Francisco, in the Ben Lomond Mountain ridge of the Santa Cruz Mountains. Elevation varies from 285 feet (87 m) at the campus entrance to 1,195 feet (364 m) at the northern boundary, a difference of […]
About 27% of UC Santa Barbara’s 19,000 undergraduates are Latino, double the percentage from 25 years ago, according to UC data. Whites comprise the largest group, at about 41%; Asian Pacific Islanders are about 25% and blacks, 4%. What percent of UCSB is white? The full-time UCSB undergraduate population is […]
UCLA offers online courses for students to enhance their campus-based learning experience. Online learning at UCLA offers students additional flexibility in completing their degree. Online courses, certificates and even entire degree programs are offered through individual departments and programs. Do the UC schools have online degrees? With UC Online, you […]
California Colleges Ranked by Highest Percent of Black Students School % Black L Los Angeles Trade Technical College Los Angeles, CA 20.5% A College of Alameda Alameda, CA 19.0% A Antelope Valley College Lancaster, CA 18.3% B Bethesda University of California Anaheim, CA 18.6% Which UC is the most diverse? […]