UC Preview Days - Admitted Freshmen

Saturday, April 8
Highlander Day - UCR
Spring Insight - UCSB
Decision Davis - UCD
Triton Day - UCSD

Saturday, April 15
Bruin Day - UCLA

Saturday, April 22
Bobcat Day - UCM
Celebrate UCI - UCI
Cal Day - UCB

The only one I can’t find is UCSC Preview Day.

It looks like UCSC’s Spring Spotlight begins on Friday, April 7.

They also appear to have scheduled a variety of events to different targeted audiences of admitted students.
http://admissions.ucsc.edu/apply/yield.html

I’m trying to figure out which school to visit each weekend. I found some schedules from last year which are helping me prioritize. Personally, the SLO open house doesn’t seem like much more than one could do on a regular tour day.

For others who are in the same boat, here are some of the schedules I found.

April 7-9

UCSB (last year) https://admissions.sa.ucsb.edu/docs/default-source/PDFs/spring-insight-program-2016.pdf?sfvrsn=8

SLO (not a UC but in the mix for many) http://orientation.calpoly.edu/open-house
Parents and family http://parent.calpoly.edu/open-house

UCSD (note logo says '16 but date says 2017) http://tritonday.ucsd.edu/schedule.php

UCR (last year) http://discover.ucr.edu/Discover_Day_16_Agenda.pdf

One question people often ask, “Will we get to see inside a dorm?”

Cal Poly - yes
UCSB - no

The engineering tour at Cal Poly is probably the best and most informative tour we’ve been on.
There were a lot of interesting events and presentations at UCSB, but we did not have time to attend them all. Your schedule fills up fast there.
Both schools have a lot of nice, friendly, helpful people available.

Thank you @youcee We did the College of Science and Mathematics tour last year and I agree, the department tours at Cal Poly SLO are extremely informative. SLO also offered a separate dorm tour which was nice. UCD also offers a separate dorm tour. When we took the general tour at UCSB last year, they walked us through Santa Rosa, one of the low rise on campus dorms.

UCI also showed dorm rooms on a tour. IMO, dorms may look different from the outside, but the rooms themselves are basically the same at all the schools we’ve seen - small.