UCSD PROS, CONS, and FAQ

Going over the pros, cons, and frequently asked questions about attending the @UCSanDiego (UCSD). I spent four years attending UCSD as a computer science major in Warren College so I'm hoping my experience can help other students learn more about UCSD and decide if it's the right school for them. Go Tritons!

0:00 - Intro
0:49 - Pros
3:45 - Cons
6:30 - FAQ
10:36 - Conclusion

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[casualgalore]

This helped me a whole LOT, thank you kindly for the information! I got accepted as a 2020 transfer for political science. Go Tritons!

[tommyruppert]

Amazing video, thank you!!! I like that u don't seem too biased and emphasize that everything is just ur experience

[AM-brbg]

Subscribed! Just got in for comp sci as a transfer student (Revelle) and I'm just hoping they let all my courses transfer so that I only have 2 years left. Looking forward to the rest of your videos!

[CesarSanchez-cxcp]

Very helpful man. Thanks for going into such detail.

[ezanadaniel]

very well put together video, thank you

[thearduousalchemist]

Hopefully this will help prospective UCSD students in making a well-informed decision. Go Tritons.

[reallolznot]

This video is the best about UCSD imo so thank yo so much for this video:). I just have one question, and that is how much time did you spend studying in general? I’m just afraid that the classes are going to be hard and I’ll spend too much time trying to keep my GPA up for grad school lol.

[ashleyjones]

I'm going to be a poli sci major in Marshall, thanks for the video it made me feel good about my choice!

[aydenzhu]

Thank you for sharing your experiences in UCSD. I got accepted as a 2020 transfer for Mathematical - Computer Science. What kind of resources or centers I can seek out or reach out for helping me with my major in UCSD? I know that CS major is difficult. Would you please share some tips and strategies to succeed in your major? Is it easy to get an internship? How can I get an internship? In general, what other information would you give me to succeed in UCSD?

[elaniemendes]

Wow... why were all of the cons actually pros for me?

[ryanxu]

Hey!! I loved your video!! I recently got into UCSD Warren college as well, just wondering if you could possibly share your opinion or some of your experiences at Warren!! Thanks!!

[anabelarreguin]

I recently committed to UCSD. I was planning on getting a bike but I know you said that it’s not that popular. Would you still recommend getting one?

[nghtrydrmusic]

I just got accepted as a transfer for data science. Do you know if it's possible to switch colleges? I only got into my 3rd choice, but the GE requirements mean that even in the best case it would add a full quarter to the 2 years I'd otherwise need to graduate. Unfortunately cannot afford to stay an extra quarter as I'm OOS with no financial aid :(

[thepeetachip]

I got accepted as a human bio major at Muir and I was wondering if you have any tips on how to organize your schedule / time to stay on top of your academics.

[samtasticpanda]

Hi, thank you for the video! I was wondering if you had heard anything about the music classes/film/theatre classes at UCSD? I've been thinking about attending a college where non majors are able to study music to a degree. Please and thank you!

[shivamvachhani]

Its awesome video. One question: can student stay on capmus for all four years, if he wish?

[colespyksma]

I got accepted and had my major set for computer science in my UC application, but it said that I was an undeclared major when I actually got accepted. Does that mean I didn't get admitted to the computer science major? Also would I have to attempt to transfer into it then because like you said, I've heard it's really hard to do.

[hannamoon-earle]

thanks for this video! i am a hs junior and i’m thinking of applying to a few uc’s, but i’m leaning towards uc santa barbara and uc san diego. i’d love to hear you compare uc san diego to all the other uc’s and hear any tips for applying! thanks!

[keepitreal]

If i got accepted to UCSD as Undeclared for Physical Science what would be the factors that I should consider when attempting to declare a capped major? lets say for engineering or math? Would it even be worth it to attempt to apply to an engineering since I can only apply to a single one?

[tommyruppert]

Humid?? I'm from DC that ain't gonna be a problem