hi!! i've been struggling to decide between ucsd and uc berkeley and i've been mainly looking into living and i know ucsd has guaranteed housing for transfers which is a huge factor for me but i haven't been able to find a lot of information on housing for transfers because a lot of it seems outdated? do transfer students get any kind of room selection or application for any kind of priority between the pepper canyon/rita apartments or roommate requests or is it just assigned by random? i just want to know what my chances of getting a single would be because the rita mini doubles look so tightly packed 😵💫
Bruh Im literally in the same situation cuz Berkeley only offers one year and the likelihood of getting a single is slim unless u choose one of the apartments which are the most expensive
@@gengen4799 yeah i've looked into it a LOT and still haven't committed to one yet but i'm really heavily leaning towards ucsd because of how much more secure i'd feel choosing it, location and living condition-wise. honestly most people on the internet have not been super helpful so if you have any friends who attend the unis you're deciding between, that has personally been the most helpful source of information for me. if not i'd be glad to try and help ^^
I am here over the same exact predicament. UCSD or UC Berkeley. I went on a ucsd tour yesterday but the campus is so big I didn’t get the whole experience. For me housing is important, also I’m a non traditional/re-entry student who will also be working full time remote. Kind of leaning towards ucsd because of the guaranteed 2 year housing.
Oo that's a tough one. Since singles are limited, I don't think there is a guarantee. I do think the earlier you put a request in, the better. When applying for housing, there is any option for single, double, or mini double which I believe is on a first come, first serve basis. Obviously singles are the most expensive but absolutely worth it considering how small the rooms are.
Hi! There are a few places you can live at. Rita is considered the newest & most updated housing for transfers. There is also Pepper Canyon & Matthews apartments. Transfers aren’t given the option to live in their specific college.
super helpful video, thank you! i appreciate that you showed the amenities as well.
Thank you mamacita for this tour, very informative and very well filmed. Please make a gym tour video😚
hi!! i've been struggling to decide between ucsd and uc berkeley and i've been mainly looking into living and i know ucsd has guaranteed housing for transfers which is a huge factor for me but i haven't been able to find a lot of information on housing for transfers because a lot of it seems outdated? do transfer students get any kind of room selection or application for any kind of priority between the pepper canyon/rita apartments or roommate requests or is it just assigned by random? i just want to know what my chances of getting a single would be because the rita mini doubles look so tightly packed 😵💫
Hi! Honestly there's no chance of you getting a single and you should go to Berkeley
Bruh Im literally in the same situation cuz Berkeley only offers one year and the likelihood of getting a single is slim unless u choose one of the apartments which are the most expensive
@@gengen4799 yeah i've looked into it a LOT and still haven't committed to one yet but i'm really heavily leaning towards ucsd because of how much more secure i'd feel choosing it, location and living condition-wise. honestly most people on the internet have not been super helpful so if you have any friends who attend the unis you're deciding between, that has personally been the most helpful source of information for me. if not i'd be glad to try and help ^^
I am here over the same exact predicament. UCSD or UC Berkeley. I went on a ucsd tour yesterday but the campus is so big I didn’t get the whole experience. For me housing is important, also I’m a non traditional/re-entry student who will also be working full time remote. Kind of leaning towards ucsd because of the guaranteed 2 year housing.
Oo that's a tough one. Since singles are limited, I don't think there is a guarantee. I do think the earlier you put a request in, the better. When applying for housing, there is any option for single, double, or mini double which I believe is on a first come, first serve basis. Obviously singles are the most expensive but absolutely worth it considering how small the rooms are.
Hi! Is Rita Atkinson the dorm all transfer students live at? Or can they live in other colleges?
Hi! There are a few places you can live at. Rita is considered the newest & most updated housing for transfers. There is also Pepper Canyon & Matthews apartments. Transfers aren’t given the option to live in their specific college.