Berkeley: Errr.... they get plenty of nice weather. Foggy? A little bit, but not as much as San Francisco. At least Berkeley gets sun and gets warm alot during summers.slap wrote:QUOTE (slap @ Jul 24 2008, 05:13 PM) Berkeley Crono? why Berkeley? You realized that Berkeley is foggy like 99% of the time? As a Californian attending a UC having gone through that process let me lay down the facst:
Berkeley: For smart people that want to work their asses off, and who like fog. (Also your genius stadium engineers built your football stadium right over a fault line) I have a love/hate relationship with the city of Berkeley.
Davis: Cows, and more cows. Smells like cows and is extremely dusty. Other than the cows, I've heard its great. PS: FAKE HILLS, they look really weird.
Irvine: Commuter College=boring
Los Angeles: If you really want to live in the sprawl.
Merced: For those who like everything to be brand new. Also its really small still.
San Diego: Where the average students go to work hard
San Francisco: For grad students, other than that SF is awesome.
Santa Barbara: Where you should go. We have a college ghetto, its amazing. (Also where smart people go to slack off) PS: Google Halloween in IV
Santa Cruz: If you like redwoods and hippy's go here. Man I wish they had let me in /smile.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":)" border="0" alt="smile.gif" />
Davis: nice only because Tahoe is close, IMO and it's bike friendly. Valley heat.
Irvine: Yes boring.
UCLA (OOKLAAAA): I did some grad intern work there in the hospital. Nice campus, kinda weird tho.
Merced: I'd rahter go to Davis. Talk about podunk, and I grew up just south of there.
SD: Nice campus now. Very modern. They have a library that's shaped like a Space Invader with Dr. Seuss hanging out in front.
SF: Pretty much med folks only. Central location. Expensive (I should know, I live 10 minutes from there).
SB: Party school, USA.
SC: Awesome campus. *drool* Get ready for lots of crunchy granola.
EDIT: Crono I forgot you're VNese. Enjoy the good food while you can still get it. If you ever come up to the Bay Area, be ready for sucky ass VNese food, even in San Francisco, unless you happen to live near San Jose. But then again, you're coming form Down Under, so maybe you wouldn't know the difference. VNese food in SF has been a complete letdown.
