Is the entire school compound covered by wireless

Colleges & Universities A-Z University of California - Berkeley
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<p>Is the entire school compound covered by wireless?</p>

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<p>Si. senior</p>

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<p>Technically, yes.</p>

<p>Officially, no.</p>

<p>[UC</a> Berkeley AirBears Wireless Coverage](<a href=“Login - UC Berkeley IT”>Login - UC Berkeley IT)</p>

<p>The signal is not uniform, so you may have trouble connecting in some places. Theoretically it’s accessible anywhere, but in practice you might find otherwise.</p>

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<p>haha that’s awesome, I have never heard school property referred to as “compound” before. I see you’re from Singapore? In the US, the only time I’ve heard compound (as a physical space) is with regards to a military installation or prison (please don’t consider school a prison). What you’ll almost certainly hear in place of “compound” is campus. </p>

<p>But to be clear, I actually don’t want you to drop “compound” or any other language difference, for that matter. It’s unique and a great conversation piece for when you arrive on campus; there’s a certain charm there and that’s what makes internationals so freakin’ awesome.</p>

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<p>In Shanghai, we referred to apartment complexes as compounds. Must be an Asia thing. c:</p>

<p>And yeah, the wireless is spotty in some places. Trying to get on Airbears in the classrooms under Moffit is ridiculously frustrating sometimes.</p>