<p>I was wondering for people attenting UCD as freshmen is it easy to meet cool people. And also, how are the parties and girls. I live in socal but am interested in UCD, because it appears to be the UC most balanced between work and play.<br>
Since I just moved as a senior recently I do not think I get state residency so what are my chances for OOS?
Sat1
Math-710
CR-760
Writing-590</p>
<p>Math2-740
Bio-690</p>
<p>GPA-96(east coast did not use 4.0)</p>
<p>NHS,Key Club,Student Council,Crappy community service,some awards</p>
<p>Maybe try to bring up the writing score dude. Other than that you look good. UCD is off the hook. I have never been bored yet. In fact a few times I have passed out from being tired and missed out on things I wanted to attend :)</p>
<p>Great parties, awesome sports, the ARC, good food, amazing classes. I love it here! You should come for a visit. The dorms are all pretty social, you will have no trouble meeting people. Join a frat too so you can work hard, and play harder.</p>
<p>I forgot to mention the freshman girls are hot, hot, hot!</p>
<p>Do you have to be involved in the greek system to be active in the social scene or no?</p>
<p>lol no, there are a lot of awesome people that are not in frats. Dun worry about having to join a frat.</p>
<p>agreed...but meet a few sorority girls.</p>
<p>yea man the social scene here is great - easy to meet awesome people and u can have fun every nite - once u learn how to balance good times with ur studies!</p>
<p>yeah I called admissions and they said I'd be considered as a resident</p>
<p>You're definately in. Don't worry about it.</p>