University of California-Davis Top Questions

UC Davis has more than 100 majors to choose from. The campus boasts of its innovations towards environmental sustainability, diverse student population, and available research and internship opportunities. Its convenient location close to Sacramento allows very hands-on opportunities for civic engagement with the local politics. UC Davis has a college dedicated to agriculture and environmental science, making it known for environmental research and having a large acreage of land and a whole department for food science and vineculture. It's known as one of the best college towns and one of the top bicycle-friendly cities in the nation.

UC Davis is unique in that it is one of the two UC's that offers Nutrition Science as a major. I want to double major in Microbiology and Nutrition Science and because of that I was limited to where I could apply and still accomplish what I want to do.

UC Davis is very diverse and places a strong emphasis on cultural, racial, and other personal differences. UC Davis is also very student-led.

Davis has an amazing enviornment. People are so friendly and open and the campus is so beautiful and relaxed. Somewhere I felt I would fit in, and I do.

What's unique about UC Davis that I considered against UC Berkeley is its friendly community and how kind everyone was to strangers. On the other hand, in UC Berkeley, the competitve nature of the school caused for an agressive and hostile environment.

The community that surrounds UC Davis makes the school unique. The Davis locals fully support the university and students.

Davis is a vibrant and close-knit college town.

its in a small city and close to sacramento and san francisco.

The atmosphere at UC Davis is amazing; it is a tough school academically, and there is competition, like any school, but people still manage to help each other and work together, rather than resorting to sabotage to bring each other down.

This school is very calm and has a homely atmosphere. There is a good combination of nature and town-life here and it is very friendly as well. Some of the school were too woodlandy or too city-like and Davis sits perfectly in the middle.