Moving from SoCal to Berk?

<p>What is that "welcome reception"??
any detail information?</p>

<p>i have class till june...
can i hitch a ride? ahahha
onigengkishan u going up for the reception? when u moving in ?</p>

<p>@joyjoybear - The welcome reception details are under the "myevents" tab for the myBerkeley application. There's one in each different area for socal, such as one in the Inland Empire, one in San Diego, and one at LA. Here's the information for the one at LA:</p>

<p>Directions to event
Parking will be $10.</p>

<p>Wednesday, May 14, 2008 (oops, I thought it was on the 10th...)
6:30 PM-8:30 PM
Radisson Hotel at LAX
6225 Century Blvd.
Los Angeles</p>

<p>RSVP by Tuesday, May 06, 2008</p>

<p>"ABOUT THIS EVENT</p>

<p>As a new transfer student you are faced with unique opportunities and numerous choices. This reception will present an introduction to academic support programs, and feature transfer-friendly staff and current Cal students to answer questions. Student ambassadors will speak of their own experiences with faculty-mentored undergraduate research programs, educational study abroad, career internships, volunteer community service activities and/or student leadership opportunities. Campus staff will be available from the Financial Aid Office, Career Center, Office of Undergraduate Admissions, College Advising, Residential and Student Service Programs, Academic Achievement Programs and the Transfer, Re-entry, and Student Parent Center.</p>

<p>If you have any additional questions, contact Yanny Chavarria at <a href="mailto:socaloffice@berkeley.edu">socaloffice@berkeley.edu</a>, 909-625-7418."</p>

<p>@Guardiangel - Sure! I don't mind if you hitch a ride, but how much luggage are you going to bring? Also, I'm a Spring '09 transfer, so I'll only be moving in earlier if I find an internship or job around the area... Shucks.</p>

<p>by brea do u mean like... brea mall.... with that cheesecake factory THAT brea?</p>

<p>i live by pathfinder... i m like 2 mins from brea LOL</p>

<p>Us So-Cal Transfers should stick together! LOL.</p>

<p>I'm planning to live in the Channing/Bowditch Apartments. Anyone thinking of living there?</p>

<p>Oh, and I have a friend who transferred to Berkeley and said it is an absolute must to live in a Transfer Dorm/Apartment sort of setting so that you'll get to meet more people.</p>

<p>yup... i heard that u HAVE to live in unit 2 or 1
i know friends at UCB that live at home...
wondering if they can help me get an appt then i pay them...
thats kinda illegal huh >_></p>

<p>meh i think i really need to plan out a route from unit 2 to haas
cuz its pretty darn far.....<br>
unit 2 is on map location F5
haas is C6ay across the campus... literally... literally...
UC</a> Berkeley - Large Campus Map
map is here</p>

<p>hey hey do they allow those golf carts in campus? AHAHAHHA</p>

<p>los angeles ---> berkeley.
i applied to live in the co-ops back in february.</p>

<p>is the on campus **** first come first served?</p>

<p>Is anyone considering I-House?</p>

<p>i think I-House is the most expensive option.</p>

<p>
[quote]
Room Type Fall 2008 Spring 2009 2008-2009
Academic Year Capacity
Regular Double
(D1) -
per person $5,359 $5,663 $11,022 208 spaces
Large Double
(D2) -
per person $5,992 $6,332 $12,324 14 spaces
Premium Double
(D3) -
per person $6,005 $6,347 $12,352 18 spaces
Low Price Single
(S1) -
per person $6,056 $6,391 $12,447 45 rooms
Regular Single
(S2) -
per person $6,149 $6,498 $12,647 254 rooms
Bay view Single
(S3) -
per person $6,881 $7,276 $14,157 42 rooms

[/quote]
</p>

<p>Not that bad; though, I don't think this includes a meal plan.</p>

<p>if its good i dun mind the price
but transfers don't have the option of I house do we
how is housing sorted out btw?</p>

<p>i need to attend summer school so i think i need it early...
mandatory summer school T - T</p>

<p>per academic year?
thats hella cheap...
i heard unit 2 was 14k? psh my info from north kinda sux i see...
why are there 3 different prices?
bowls seems closest to my classes. but i've heard bad things >_<</p>

<p>do we transfers have a chance at ihop? i mean ihouse =D</p>

<p>how much does meal plan cost btw?</p>

<p>I am filling out the application, atm; I don't see why transfer students wouldn't have a chance.</p>

<p>Here are the meal plans:</p>

<p>Ambassador (100 meals) $530.00@ $5.30/meal
Gold Passport (75 meals) $405.00 @ $5.40/meal<br>
Lunch Brunch (20 meals) $108.00 @ $5.40/meal<br>
Passport Plus (50 meals) $285.00 @ $5.70/meal<br>
Passport (20 meals) $126.00 @ $6.30/meal</p>

<p>have u guys eaten there? its really really bad...
but i can't cook =.= so i guess i dun have the right to complain</p>

<p>Low Price Single
(S1) -
per person $6,056 $6,391 $12,447 45 rooms
what are the 3 different prices for btw?</p>

<p>Wait... you guys are filling out the Cal housing app? Can you post a link for me or something? I can't find it... :(
EDIT: never mind, Cal says you have to wait two days after SIR is recieved to apply... guess I'm just too eager...</p>

<p>Guadiangel, the first two prices are for the Fall and Spring semester, respectively; the last price is for the entire academic year.</p>

<p>And I have heard the food is terrible; but, you could always buy a minimal meal plan there, and buy a medium sized meal plan at the UCB dining commons.</p>

<p>hmm... if i have mandatory summer school in berkeley how do the fees apply?</p>

<p>You apply for summer session housing; the accommodations are listed in the link below:</p>

<p>Summer</a> Sessions 2008</p>