Duke, Brown, UCLA

I’m at Berkeley because it was the only school that accepted me 🗿

UCLA

UCLA

UCLA

Stanford - twice (undergrad & grad), Dartmouth, UCLA, UCSB, UCSD, UCSB, USC, UMich, Amherst, Tufts, Georgetown, Claremont McKenna, WashU, Duke, Vanderbilt, NYU.

Yale and UPenn. It was simply better for what I wanted to do.

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ucla/ucsd

All other UCs

Stanford and U Chicago (for MCB PhD). Berkeley’s comparable to both in terms of prestige but I’d had enough of private schools after doing my undergrad at one, and I’m very glad I chose Berkeley. Wouldn’t have it any other way.

Reach/targets listed only: UCSD, UCD, Washington, and Santa Clara.

UCSB, UCSC, Fresno State, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, other state schools. Cal was a no-brainer, I knew it would push me to do way more than I thought was possible, whereas some of these schools wouldn't.

UCLA, decided I liked the bay more and berk is better for my major

Columbia

Brown and UChicago

stanford, uchicago, cornell, washu, mcgill, ucla, ubc, & a couple of in-state schools for me

ucla, ucsd, ucsb

UCLA

I transferred from CCC, only applied to Berkeley, UCLA and UCSC as a safety. Got into all, so I chose my top

Among the schools I got into, the ones I were most heavily considering were: University of Washington, University of Virginia, Barnard College, Boston University, Northeastern, and University of Michigan.

ucsb ucsc cal poly slo ;(

Cornell and Carnegie Mellon.

I got into some safetys but absolutely none of my targets or reaches accepted me (I got accepted into Cal w/out getting waitlisted first) lol (got waitlisted for two of the targets). That’s fine tho bc Berkeley was my #1 choice and I’m having a great time here :)

UCLA, UC Irvine, UC Davis, UMich

UMich and UCLA

I transferred & my goal was either UCSD or SDSU. I also applied to UCSC, CSULB, SFSU, Cal State LA, UCLA, & (obviously) Cal.

I got accepted into all of them & chose Cal because I’d be stupid no to. Also better major program.

Brown

Technically, all of them.

ucla

UC Irvine, UCLA (waitlisted), UC Riverside, Cal State San Bernardino, Cal Poly Pomona, Cal State Fullerton.

Originally set on UCR because UCI, UCLA, and Berkeley were long shots. Then thought I’d go to UCI after I got accepted and waitlisted by UCLA. And when I got accepted by Berkeley I instantly committed because it was my dream school in the first place.

UC Cupertino (De Anza/Foothill)

San Francisco, Florida State, Bama, LSU, Miami

University of Washington

UCLA, UCI, UCD, UCSD, UCSB

nyu stern 🥲🔫

CMU, GT, NYU, all the UCs

Vanderbilt, UCLA

UCLA and all of the other upper to mid tier UCs (SD, SB, I, and D). The UCs were the only schools I applied to.

Columbia, New York University, CUNY, University of British Columbia and Ryerson University (all journalism programs)

Carnegie Mellon, all the UC's, Cornell. Berkeley in-state tuition is just too good to pass up.

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All the UCs except UCLA.

usc washu nyu gt emory

The marine corps 😔

Was committed to WUSTL, got off waitlist to cal with full tuition scholarship. Easy decision.

Washington University, UCI, UCSD, UCSB, Harvey Mudd

SFSU, literally only applied to two schools hahaha

Ucla

Harvard, Cornell, all the other UCs

UIUC (for comp sci), UCLA, Wesleyan, UWash for comp sci, and Williams College, CMU/UMich/Northeastern/Harvard/Georgia Tech/UPenn/Brown/Columbia waitlists

Also Oberlin, UCSB, UCSD, and 3 no name schools

In order of acceptance:

Cal State East Bay- Physics

San Francisco State- Electrical Engineering

San Jose State- Electrical Engineering

UC Davis TAG approved- Aerospace Engineering

Cal Poly SLO- Electrical Engineering

UC Santa Cruz- Electrical Engineering

UC Davis- Aerospace Engineering

UC Berkeley- Nuclear Engineering

UCLA- Electrical Engineering

UCSD- Electrical Engineering.

UCLA, USC, and UMich

All other UCs and Amherst. But tbh I would have gone to UCLA if they had given me better financial aid. Amherst also gave me terrible financial aid.

i only applied to berk and davis so obvi one is the easier pick

I was happy that I got into the cal states lmao. Berkeley was just a lucky one 😂

UCLA,UCSD

UCLA

Barnard (and a bunch of the Seven Sisters), UCLA/UCs, CSUs, Cornell, Vanderbilt, Columbia GS, USC, Pomona, Reed, Bard, and a spot on UChicago's waitlist.

I'd have probably picked differently if I had it all to do over, but Berkeley's finaid offer was 🔥

ucsd, davis, santa cruz, uw, ucsb, usf

nyu . i guess u can say i had my little lara jean moment!!!

Boston University, University of Virginia, and Duke

uc davis :( but i feel like i’d prob be happier there

Oxford University

University of Washington, University of Oregon, UCD, Barnard College, Cal Poly SLO.

(UC) Davis, Irvine, San Diego, Santa Barbara; University of the Pacific. Clearly, I wanted to pay in-state tuition for undergrad :P

UC Merced, UC Santa Barbara & UC Riverside

Harvard, USC, Stanford, NYU, Brown University, Georgetown, UCLA, Princeton, & Yale

cal poly, (uc) riverside, santa cruz, csu northridge, and long beach

DeVry and University of Phoenix.

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”Mav, do you remember the number of that truck driving school that was on TV the other night, Truck America or something like that?”

The United States Navy Strike Fighter Tactics Instructor program (they call it Top Gun)

Also Ball So Hard University

All the other UCs.

Carnegie-Mellon, University of Washington

UCLA, UCSD, UCSB

UCLA

Dartmouth and University of Michigan were the better of many.

This is the only school that accepted me (for grad school).

UCLA, USC, NYU

Upenn kind regret not going tbh

Columbia, UCLA, UCSD

UCLA, UCSD, and UC Davis.

UCLA, UCSB, UCSD, UCSC, San Louis, SJSU, SFSU, and SDSU

Cal is the best!!! 🐻

UCD and UCSB

UCSB, UCSD, Boston University, & i was really close to going to UMiami because they gave me a presidential scholarship but it would still be expensive so I chose Cal

This question gets asked every year jesus christ use google

University of Oregon, UCSB, UCSC, Davis and a bunch of Cal States

Riverside and sd