<p>If you want to same money I recommend living in cities next to irvine; like Tustin and etc. But also remember the food and the living cost that will also add up.</p>
<p>Any of you thinking of living at home if you choose your local UC?</p>
<p>if I go to ucr I’m living at home. that would save a ton of money</p>
<p>I think I should blame myself for fooling around those past 2 years while at CCC. Seriously, I had tons of chance like getting the job, I even went to interview, but something came up and I told my boss that i quit because of some problems, but there isn’t any problem. Im just being lazy as ■■. I hate depend on my family, my family even said that they will pay for everything, school fees, books, parking, and ect… But I refused all their favors. I think i care so much about saving my face in this society. I just hope i can get a fking job 
this summer instead of going to vacation like i planned.</p>
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<p>And stress, I’d say. I’d stay in San Diego for SDSU. It does kinda take away from the experience though. Ah well, tough times.</p>
<p>^^ I want the experience too though. I want roommates and to be able to decorate my dorm and I really want to live by the beach in Santa Cruz. I guess taking out a loan won’t be so bad bc most government/school loans don’t have to be paid back until after you graduate.</p>
<p>salmos, when is SDSU releasing those decisions!?</p>
<p>^ Damn man I think they said by March. So at the very least I’ll know if I’m going to college within a month. Problem is they want your Intent to Enroll by May 1st, probably like a couple of days after we get decisions from the UC’s. </p>
<p>How do you deal with that shiit?</p>
<p>i keep checking my web portal. I’m on an acceptance streak, wondering when it will end.</p>
<p>I have a buddy at Mesa who I just talked to today, he says SDSU’s widely known for being late in admission decisions. So if they say by March, they’ll probably send 'em out late March. </p>
<p>At least you already know that short of a catastrophe, you’re going to uni. I have to wait almost 2 goddamn months, and I don’t even wanna think about the people who only applied to UC’s.</p>
<p>March 1st to April 30th… seems to be the date range for UC’s. I’m guessing at the latest May 15th.</p>
<p>^exactly.</p>
<p>l4n, i read you are a minority, i am interested to know which minority if you would like to share.</p>
<p>AA. non traditional student. 31 y.o. with 8 years military experience. Engineering major lol</p>
<p>Living in San Diego now, so if anyone wants the skinny on housing here let me know. I might be looking for my own apartment here myself…</p>
<p>is everyone who applied to UCI able to access this page with no info displayed?</p>
<p><a href=“UCInetID Secure Web Login - Loading Session Information”>UCInetID Secure Web Login;
<p>^ Mine just says not eligible to apply for housing at this time, no housing offers, etc.</p>
<p>I will be dorming also, hopefully at UCI. Can’t wait.</p>
<p>The Village at UCSD updated the prices for next year today:</p>
<pre><code>Double rooms: $10,166 - includes $2,260 dining plan
Single rooms: $10,966 - includes $2,260 meal plan
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<p>I’ll be getting a single if there are any left. Oh, and if I, uh, actually get into UCSD.</p>
<p>I love how ucsb has studio apartments, I’m debating between dorm or apartment. But I heard I should live on campus to experience the full college experience</p>
<p>If it’s 10,966 a year for UCSD, that means we’d be paying a little under 900. The dining plan is interesting. Btw jdom, we apply for housing once were accepted?!?</p>
<p>The dining plan is ~8 bucks a day. Yup, you can apply when you are accepted up until the deadline which I think is June 1st. Then they email you mid June and you can pick your room/floor etc.</p>