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As per CollegeFactual, "USD is in the top 10% of the country for psychology. More specifically it was ranked #89 out of 952 schools by College Factual. It is also ranked #13 in California."

Certainly the most eclectic beach area in SD

From this website - looks like it has been updated since: www.usnews.com/best-colleges/cal-state-san-marcos-30113

That's something you'll want to reach out to them directly about

You should reach out to them!

Correct

That's awesome!

You're right - and it's getting better but compared to other places, it can certainly be seen as lacking

It depends on where you live or where your traveling too. If you're staying near Center City, Hillcrest, City heights , some parts of La Jolla near UCSD or near any trolley station. Public transit is fine. Outside of that you have to deal with fairly infrequent buses, multiple transfers and lots of walking on streets that were not designed well for that.

Good catch. 92036

May I ask why?

I'm curious to know too!

I graduated there in 95 when it wasn’t nearly as well known and it turned out pretty well for me

The social life is extremely dead, mainly commuters from Temecula. The selection of professors is low, they are terrible at teaching and explaining the work. It might be better for a buisness degree but definitely not for a STEM degree. Overall poor social life, terrible gym, terrible professors, nothing is going on next to campus, very small campus, I could go on... it's not worth the money.

@@tylerkendall5177i disagree, one of the best schools. i’m sorry you had a horrible experience. peace and love

You'll want to reach out to them directly. info.nu.edu/

That's not a stat that I'm familiar with. Where did you get this data from?

Yup! The South Bay, also known as South County, is a region in southwestern San Diego County, California consisting of the cities and unincorporated communities of Bonita, Chula Vista, East Otay Mesa, Imperial Beach, Lincoln Acres, National City, and South San Diego

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We don’t blame you. We love San Diego too. What part of San Diego do you live in?

@@yourguidetolivinginsandieg9707 I live near San Diego State.

That's something you should check in with them on - I'm not that intimately familiar with that

We’ll look into this. We used data from USnews.com

when i toured three years ago there was

If you bring her out here one time for a vacation, she’ll never want to go home. Don’t tell her but only book a one-way flight 🛩️.

They did close Bo Beau and have since re-opened it as Casa Gabriela. While the food is amazing, the bus for the kids to play in was removed.

That's a great goal, and something I'd recommend you reach out directly to one of the colleges to see how much tuition will be

Oh yeah? Tell me more!

That's awesome! So happy to hear that you love it there! How often do you make it over to Temecula?

You're 100% right about the 5 having different moods, and certainly agree with you about the beach lifestyle

OB definitely has some quirks to it.

Thank you 🙌

Yes! King County population, where Seattle is located, was 2.25 million in 2021.

Fair enough. We will keep that in mind for a future video.

What’s your favorite part of living in San Diego?

Coronado!

The big pluses of Western Washington's rain is the natural beauty all around. It is green, lush and colorful, compared with burned, dry brown. The air quality is in the "Good" range for most of the year and there is a clean feel, due to the rain. Plus, there is no drought or worry about where will water be found.

San Diego and it's weather definitely aren't for everyone. We definitely hear that some of our clients who move here from other areas miss the four seasons. Then you have the San Diegans who love that we can snowboard in the morning in Big Bear, then come home for an afternoon surf session, and finish it off with an exotic dinner across the border in Mexico.

I think it’s because of the number of transplants we have in San Diego. When people move here, they often start out renting to get the Kay if the land before they buy. I don’t think Seattle has nearly as many transplants. Does that make sense?

What’s your favorite thing to do or favorite restaurant to eat at in Oceanside?

Where’d you move to?

No disagreement there…especially for someone coming from a city like New York where it’s the only way to get around.

Compared to states like Hawaii, NJ, NY, Oregon, it’s not a whole lot more. While states like Texas have no income tax, their property taxes are insane compared to ours. Their weather is also a shell shock for those that move there. You can’t beat San Diego’s weather.

Sunshine tax is a real estate scam. Lived my whole life in San Diego, and now I'm retired. There never was this so-called "sunshine tax" here. It's mega Wall Street real estate corporation greed - especially Blackstone- that forced many San Diegans, native San Diegans, out of their homes. Leaving their families and friends and everything familiar, increasing the homelessness in San Diego by making residents' homes unaffordable while luring wealthy people from out of state. Yes, I'm angry. I've heard all the excuses that Blackstone hides behind to pretend that they are not responsible. Those excuses are made of straw. Blackstone is not only responsible for the housing crisis, but Blackstone is also responsible for destroying America by causing deeper divides between corporate greed and reality.

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Great idea 💡

That’s a shame. Do you know why?

What was the highlight of your trip?

@@yourguidetolivinginsandieg9707 Especially Sunset Cliffs, Farmers Market.

Poit Loma was aloso a wonderful place.

This could be our year 🏉

Appreciate you 🙌

There’s always a little room for argument but we know we’ve got the best weather 🌞.

Are you in San Diego already or are you considering moving here?

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We blame it on Indeed who put the list together 🤣

San Diego has the lower cost of living between the two. I’m sure that it either location, you’ll be able to find something that’ll be right for you. The biggest difference between these two locations is the weather. If you don’t like rain, San Diego is ready for you.

@@yourguidetolivinginsandieg9707 How do you figure? I've looked pretty extensively into living near Seattle vs. living in San Diego and I haven't found anything indicating San Diego costs less, even when considering surrounding areas outside the city limits of both. I'm looking at renting houses specifically for now and there's a significant difference in what's available within ~20 miles of both cities