<p>I got a triple in Dykstra Hall... ahh that's going to be tough with electrical engineering</p>
<p>uhhh i got triple in reiber hall, what are hilgard houses???</p>
<p>hilgard houses are not for undergrads...
rieber hall is where a LOT of first years end up. and IMO for a res hall it's got the best location. well, sproul does, but it's closed.
you're smack in the middle of the hill, which means you aren't far from anything! :)</p>
<p>just wondering if it's mostly/all first years getting housing info, or if transfers have also got some of their info up? If no, does anyone know the timeframe for transfer housing?</p>
<p>I got a Deneve triple, which is what I wanted, since I knew I wasn't going to get a double. Triple should be better though, meet more people and stuff.</p>
<p>How social are the floors? I'm totally down with keeping an open door and random people walking into my room and chatting up some conversations.</p>
<p>Can I find out what building I'm in?</p>
<p>Is the food at Deneve delicious?</p>
<p>The food at De Neve is close. DX I'm in Hitch, so the nearest dorm thing will be across the street.</p>
<p>Will I get HBO in my room? I want to watch Entourage.</p>
<p>
[quote]
Will I get HBO in my room? I want to watch Entourage.
[/quote]
</p>
<p>You have to pay extra for it</p>
<p>Hi I am a transfer and i am offered
GLENROCK APARTMENTS
TWO BEDROOM/FOUR PERSONS
is there anyone who lived/ living there?
how is it actually</p>
<p>
[quote]
I got a Deneve triple, which is what I wanted, since I knew I wasn't going to get a double. Triple should be better though, meet more people and stuff.
[/quote]
Hey I got deneve triple too, maybe we'll be roommates :) I hope all the people who got deneve will help to keep the floors social.</p>
<p>err, haha I got:
Hedrik Summit, Single, Shared Bath</p>
<p>err plaza was my last choice haha.</p>
<p>So is De Neve all cool with people leaving their doors open and chatting up some random conversations?</p>
<p>^depends on who your floor is! sometimes yes, others are dead zones like the suites.</p>
<p>infearandfaith: so you're a freshman with a single? you just won the lottery :)
that's the same room type i'm in next year. hope you like a room to yourself- it's not gonna be as social as pretty much any other type of housing. also it's the most expensive by far, so just make sure your parents are cool with it.</p>
<p>uclayay: i live in de neve now (birch). half of our floor is VERY social- doors always open, especially fall quarter. but even by the end of the year, we're still room-hopping and socializing. the OTHER half of our floor is very... anti-social... we're mainly first years and they're mainly, well, not. so the demographics of your floor can play a role. you really won't know until you move in! ;)</p>
<p>how the heck does my room work, we share one shower/bthr for 5 rooms? are the rooms connected all together or what?</p>
<p>go here: <a href="http://www.housing.ucla.edu/maps/plans/hes-we-07.htm%5B/url%5D">http://www.housing.ucla.edu/maps/plans/hes-we-07.htm</a>
it's a floorplan of hedrick summit. look at the single suites (the clusters at the end of the hall, there are three of them per floor). you'll see that 5 rooms (A-E, and F-K) each share one bathroom. don't worry: unlike in the plazas with private bath, one person can use the shower while another uses the sink or toilet. everything is separate :)</p>
<p>thanks! that makes it a little easier to see. so the singles are basically just a tiny bedroom huh? are they much smaller than a double?</p>
<p>BlackIris - I am a transfer as well and I was offered the same, Glenrock apartments, TWO bedroom/FOUR persons. I am still debating whether I want to accept this offer...I can't find info on these apartments/pictures, so I have no idea. Have you found out anything?</p>
<p>i'd estimate singles to be three quarters the size of a double/triple (standard) room. they have the same length, but are narrower.</p>
<p>I got a single room in Hedrick Summit. Hopefully a lot of social people there. Pretty good for a transferring junior I think.</p>