<p>Are you guys planning on dorming or commuting to UCI?</p>
<p>@lake</p>
<p>housing is the way to go dude.</p>
<p>@yheafreak How come? Just asking–I don’t know anything about living anywhere o_o</p>
<p>@anin</p>
<p>you go online and apply for housing. For UCI transfer students, housing is guaranteed.</p>
<p>The new UCI housing is friggin NICE! I visited vista a couple of times. UCI has really good housing.</p>
<p>I had 3.67 or 3.7… forget. had to do gpa calculation on my own because of an F i had ata different school. My IGETC and TAG was completed and I will have EVERY single prereq that is available at my community college for bio majors finished at my cc at the end of this semester…</p>
<p>Any Computer Science got accepted? I’m dying here :(</p>
<p>ACCEPTED into UCI!!</p>
<p>Major: Aerospace Engineering</p>
<p>NO TAG</p>
<p>3.52 GPA</p>
<p>SUPER PSYCHED even though I am no longer doing engineering nor do I want to go to UCI anymore but it still feels AWESOME!</p>
<p>So far, I’m accepted to: UCR(Neuroscience), UCI(Aerospace)</p>
<p>Waiting on: UCSD, UCSB, UCLA, UCBerkeley, UCDavis</p>
<p>:D 
:D</p>
<p>lmao is anyone here actually planning on going to UCI? I’ve just seen like 2 solid pages of “OH AWESOME! But I’m going to <em>insert higher ranked UC here</em>”</p>
<p>Oh it’s not about rankings for me. In terms of rankings, UCI is barely a few places away from most of the other UC’s (aside from UCLA and UC Berkeley). I just really like this one major UCSD, UCSC, UC Berkeley, and UCLA only offer and since I didn’t apply for UCSC(I’d rather go here than UCI), I’m looking forward to UCSD’s decision :)</p>
<p>Oh and I really wanna go to a residential campus. UCI has WAY too many commuters! Wouldn’t seem too fun going here…</p>
<p>@walleats how come you didnt tag? :O</p>
<p>@Raacheeel: I did a TAG for Physics but then 2 things happened:</p>
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<li><p>I REALLY didn’t want to do Physics anymore and I was still really undecided on majors so I would wake up each day wanting to be a different major. </p></li>
<li><p>I visited UCI around the time, and I really didn’t like the school atmosphere too much. Just didn’t seem like a right fit so I thought, might as well apply for one of their hardest majors and if I get, then that would be AWESOME! haha</p></li>
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<p>btw, Have you gotten your acceptance yet?</p>
<p>accepted</p>
<p>Tagged
3.45 transfer gpa
Philosophy</p>
<p>:D</p>
<p>Accepted.</p>
<p>Major: International Studies
GPA : 3.3
TAG: Yes
IGETC: Almost
Applied to: UCR, UCI, UCSD, UCSB, UCLA
Accepted to: UCR, UCI, UCSD
Pending: UCSB & UCLA</p>
<p>The housing at Irving in super nice, but it is also extremely expensive in my opinion. I was looking at the university aparments, Villa Del Sol etc but I just can’t afford it. I am probably going to buy a car and commute. Its about an hour away for me.</p>
<p>Accepted.</p>
<p>Major: Business Economics
GPA: 3.8
TAG: Yes
IGETC: Done by Spring
Applied: UCI, UCD, UCSD, UCSB, UCLA, Cal.
Accepted: UCI, UCSB
Pending: Everywhere else.</p>
<p>all those acceptance for electrical engineering are scaring me especially another round of acceptance going round. The closer to the April 30, the more i fee like I’ll get rejected. Ugh. i don’t really want to say at community college for four years and I already have everything done. Please God, any UC’s would be fine, just please accept me :).</p>
<p>@natjan</p>
<p>I’d think about the cost of gas per month (45miles each way and at worst 4 days/week), traffic, and lost study time before making the decision to commute. But to each their own.</p>
<p>Just got accepted into UCI :)</p>
<p>Biological Sciences
GPA: 3.93
Tagged, IGETC, missing 2nd semester ochem as major prep
Accepted into: UCR, UCI
Waiting on: UCLA, UCSD, UCB, UCD</p>
<p>Although this is a backup im still super happy~ now i can continue studying my ochem :)</p>
<p>Still no acceptance here 
bah!</p>
<p>Quick question: at this late of the stage, can we still change our major through UCI’s online application system?</p>
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<p>Figure about $450 per month for a $200 car payment and 90 miles a day, four days a week at 25 MPG and $4/gal.</p>
<p>So, you’ll be paying $3600/year or so additional to avoid the lost time and convenience of living on-campus (assuming it costs $850/month to live on-campus).</p>