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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b] It is a public university system.[/b] [b]Don't expect a private school experience at an average UC[/b][/quote] That was all that needed to be said.[/quote] OP here. To be clear. I don't mind so much the admin incompetence IF it is limited to the administrative side of things. I don't need red carpet service. In fact, I don't want half of my $70,000 going to red carpet service. What I do want is stellar academics, and I started this whole thread because I'm worried that the administrative incompetence is a sign of general incompetence. But I don't know. That's why I posted. [/quote] Berkeley has a great education. UCLA has a very good education. There's no UC that's going to give you an incompetent education. What is DC's major?[/quote] They're going to.get a good education! They're large schools and not easy to navigate. It's like dealing with the DMV rather than concierge service. It's funny to read this because I went to grad school at Berkeley in the 80s. The beauracracy was slooow and time-consuming (waiting in long lines, long waits for responses). However, it all works out. I am just amused because it sounds like nothing has changed in all this time. (I had gone to a large private university before this and even with its large size, it was closer to concierge.) But if you are patient, it will work out.[/quote] Funny, I went to a Liberal Arts College, then Columbia Law. I described getting a transcript or something from the school as exactly a DMV experience. The whole workers in bursars office couldn’t give a crap, They were bored, passive bitter. Was wholly different at my undergrad school This was DMV and Post Office New York style, I think big state schools probably the same. I’ll see as DD heads to a UC in September. Didn’t want the small experience.[/quote]
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