http://my-community-guide.com/ucd-vs-ucsc-and-hows-ucscs-health-science-major-compare-to-uc-davis-biomedical-engineering-2 Great towns and the people who live there Tue, 13 Jul 2010 06:59:08 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://my-community-guide.com/ucd-vs-ucsc-and-hows-ucscs-health-science-major-compare-to-uc-davis-biomedical-engineering-2/comment-page-1#comment-651 annie Sat, 27 Feb 2010 18:07:30 +0000 http://my-community-guide.com/ucd-vs-ucsc-and-hows-ucscs-health-science-major-compare-to-uc-davis-biomedical-engineering-2#comment-651 you should visit both schools in person so can get a feel for the campus. talk to current students there so you can get the inside scoop. also, UCD is located in a small town, but its located near Sacramento which is fun to go to on the weekends. make a pro and con list for each school and see how many pros outweigh the cons, go from there you should visit both schools in person so can get a feel for the campus. talk to current students there so you can get the inside scoop. also, UCD is located in a small town, but its located near Sacramento which is fun to go to on the weekends. make a pro and con list for each school and see how many pros outweigh the cons, go from there

]]> http://my-community-guide.com/ucd-vs-ucsc-and-hows-ucscs-health-science-major-compare-to-uc-davis-biomedical-engineering-2/comment-page-1#comment-650 teknique Sat, 27 Feb 2010 14:25:59 +0000 http://my-community-guide.com/ucd-vs-ucsc-and-hows-ucscs-health-science-major-compare-to-uc-davis-biomedical-engineering-2#comment-650 Do what you think is going to be good for your future. If you go to Davis, which is the far superior school, you won't be with your old friends; but you'll make new ones and you can still see your old ones during Thanksgiving/winter/spring breaks. If I were you, I would go to UC Davis. I heard about the UC admission cuts, so you should consider yourself lucky for getting into Davis while many others have not. Davis has a great engineering program, but if you decide to change your mind and switch to biology, the life science programs at Davis are excellent as well. If you're worried about social life in Davis, it's really not that bad. New friends, prime location to nearby hotspots (Sac, SF, Tahoe), and many internship opportunities if you're interested in becoming a nurse, doctor, or pharmacist. Best thing to do is visit campus during the busy hours and audit a class. If you don't like UCD, go ahead with UCSC. UCSC isn't that bad of a school as many people perceive it to be. I've also heard about the P/NP deal...very interesting. The choice is yours. Good luck! Do what you think is going to be good for your future. If you go to Davis, which is the far superior school, you won’t be with your old friends; but you’ll make new ones and you can still see your old ones during Thanksgiving/winter/spring breaks. If I were you, I would go to UC Davis. I heard about the UC admission cuts, so you should consider yourself lucky for getting into Davis while many others have not. Davis has a great engineering program, but if you decide to change your mind and switch to biology, the life science programs at Davis are excellent as well.
If you’re worried about social life in Davis, it’s really not that bad. New friends, prime location to nearby hotspots (Sac, SF, Tahoe), and many internship opportunities if you’re interested in becoming a nurse, doctor, or pharmacist.
Best thing to do is visit campus during the busy hours and audit a class. If you don’t like UCD, go ahead with UCSC. UCSC isn’t that bad of a school as many people perceive it to be. I’ve also heard about the P/NP deal…very interesting. The choice is yours. Good luck!

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