Does anyone know anything about these......?

Question

schools? Anything at all?
Chapman University
Chico
California State University: Monterey Bay
University of California: Santa Barbara
Whittier College

I'm talking personal experience not something you could find on a website. Maybe go there, went there, or know someone at the school. Or even have visited the city that its in. Thanks.

Answer 1

Chico is a MAJOR party school. If that is what you are looking for, then great.

I don't know much about CSUMB except, being from Hollister, a lot of my high school classmates went there, which makes me think it is mainly a commuter school. From what I understand their whole system is a bit unconventional.

UCSB is also a party school, however since it is a UC it also offers a very decent education. There is a lot to do there, especially at the beach, and this can be distracting. If you think the beach would distract you from doing well in school, you may not want to go there.

Those are only mere opinions and hearsay. I went to UCD so that is the only college I can give detailed info about. But the best way to find out about a college is to take a trip there and take a tour, preferably at a time when there will be students there. You can get a feel for what the campus is like, because no matter how great a school is, you shouldn't go there if you will loathe the place. Also, pick up a course catalog and look over the general ed requirements, and what kinds of majors and classes look interesting to you. Some schools have very strict general ed requirements (1 semester math, 1 semester health, 1 semester history, etc) while others, like my UCD, have a lot of freedom.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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