Chances of getting a Single Apartment at UCI/UCSD/UCD/UCSB

Transfer Students UC Transfers
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<p>It's been pretty quiet around here lately so I'm going to ask a question thats been on my mind. All you Fall 2011 transfers must be busy setting up in your new lives and forgetting about us, and my fellow 2012 transfers must be busy with class like me. I'm taking notes as we speak on Conflict and Cooperation between the UNSC & Korea.</p>

<p>Anywhooo. I was just thinking and trying to figure out how it will all work out for me next year when i am preparing to move for housing and was just wondering what is the odds it would be possible for me to get my own single bedroom apartment, and how much typically it would cost - along with its pro's and con's anyone can help me provide other than the obvious, obvious pro of yes, my own space, and obvious pro of it will cost a lot.</p>

<p>thank you so much as usual.</p>

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<p>I live in Irvine but I do not go to UCI. I can assure you that the apartments near UCI are very expensive and in high demand. A single bed-room apartment can cost $1620 a month. I have to warn you that the city of Irvine, everything is expensive here.</p>

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<p>I will be attending UCSD and I found a studio guest house for $1050/month (includes water, utilities, and wifi), which is actually a stellar deal. Studios and 1 bedroom apartments down here usually range around $1200-1400, if you want to be within a 10 minute drive of campus</p>

<p>If you get a 2bed/1bath and share the place with another person you should still expect to pay about $800/month. For me, the extra money is worth the sanity I’ll gain from a quiet space to myself.</p>