UCLA or Berkeley for out of state kid
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Anonymous
| Those familiar with both - which would you choose. Undecided major but definitely in liberal arts and not STEM. |
Anonymous
| UCLA is going to be more "California" and fun. Both are fantastic schools that are very hard to gain admission either in State or out of state. |
Anonymous
| Not worth the price. |
Anonymous
| Berkeley |
Anonymous
| Whichever one you might get in to. |
Anonymous
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UCLA for a more outgoing kid who is an extrovert and likes to party. Berkeley for the introvert who is a serious studier who closes down the bookstore on a Friday night.
UCLA if they like watching sports. Berkeley if they don't care. |
Anonymous
| Expensive for OOS, just like Michigan. I don’t know if it’s worth paying all that over in-state UVA or UMD, but I can definitely see the allure for students if cost isn’t an issue. |
Anonymous
Yeah, Berkeley's a tiny school full of wallflowers. Why do DCUMers feel the need to post even when they have nothing at all to offer? |
Anonymous
| Assuming one of those liberal arts majors isn’t impacted, the student should see how strong that particular department rates. |
Anonymous
| Berkeley |
Anonymous
| Wouldn't stanford/pomona be better for liberal arts at the same price? |
Anonymous
| I'd chose ucla but neither are ideal. Uva is stronger at undergrad liberal art fields than both imo |
Anonymous
|
UCLA 100%
More school spirit & community, better campus/neighborhood |
Anonymous
Why? At 45k it is cheaper than any of t20-t30 private school |
Anonymous
| For brand name definitely Berkeley |